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Enrolment as a widow is permissible only for a woman at least sixty years old who has had only one husband. (1 Timothy 5, 9)
She must be a woman known for her good works -- whether she has brought up her children, been hospitable to strangers and washed the feet of God's holy people, helped people in hardship or been active in all kinds of good work. (1 Timothy 5, 10)
and then people condemn them for being unfaithful to their original promise. (1 Timothy 5, 12)
I think it is best for young widows to marry again and have children and a household to look after, and not give the enemy any chance to raise a scandal about them; (1 Timothy 5, 14)
If a woman believer has widowed relatives, she should support them and not make the Church bear the expense but enable it to support those who are really widowed. (1 Timothy 5, 16)
Elders who do their work well while they are in charge earn double reward, especially those who work hard at preaching and teaching. (1 Timothy 5, 17)
As scripture says: You must not muzzle an ox when it is treading out the corn; and again: The worker deserves his wages. (1 Timothy 5, 18)
Never accept any accusation brought against an elder unless it is supported by two or three witnesses. (1 Timothy 5, 19)
Before God, and before Jesus Christ and the angels he has chosen, I charge you to keep these rules impartially and never to be influenced by favouritism. (1 Timothy 5, 21)
You should give up drinking only water and have a little wine for the sake of your digestion and the frequent bouts of illness that you have. (1 Timothy 5, 23)
The faults of some people are obvious long before they come to the reckoning, while others have faults that are not discovered until later. (1 Timothy 5, 24)
All those under the yoke of slavery must have unqualified respect for their masters, so that the name of God and our teaching are not brought into disrepute. (1 Timothy 6, 1)
