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  • he sought me out when he was in Rome, and succeeded in finding me. (2 Timothy 1, 17)

  • and in its service I suffer hardship like a criminal, yes, even imprisonment; but there is no imprisoning the word of God. (2 Timothy 2, 9)

  • Bring this back to men’s thoughts, pleading with them earnestly in the Lord’s name; there must be no wordy disputes, such as can only unsettle the minds of those who are listening. (2 Timothy 2, 14)

  • Aim first at winning God’s approval, as a workman who does not need to be ashamed of his work, one who knows how to handle the claims of the truth like a master. (2 Timothy 2, 15)

  • who have missed the true mark, by contending that the resurrection has come about already, to the overthrow of the faith in some minds. (2 Timothy 2, 18)

  • But God’s foundation-stone stands firm, and this is the legend on it, The Lord acknowledges none but his own; and again, Let everyone who names the Lord’s name keep far from iniquity.✻ (2 Timothy 2, 19)

  • Shun these youthful ardours I speak of; aim at right living, faith, and hope, and love, and fellowship with all those who call on the name of the Lord with a pure heart. (2 Timothy 2, 22)

  • Leave these foolish, ill-conceived disputes alone; be very sure, they breed nothing but quarrels. (2 Timothy 2, 23)

  • with a gentle hand for correcting those who are obstinate in their errors. It may be that God will enable them to repent, and acknowledge the truth; (2 Timothy 2, 25)

  • Men will be in love with self, in love with money, boastful, proud, abusive; without reverence for their parents, without gratitude, without scruple, (2 Timothy 3, 2)

  • without love, without peace; slanderers, incontinent, strangers to pity and to kindness; (2 Timothy 3, 3)

  • They will preserve all the outward form of religion, although they have long been strangers to its meaning. From these, too, turn away. (2 Timothy 3, 5)


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