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  • marking us out beforehand (so his will decreed) to be his adopted children through Jesus Christ. (Ephesians 1, 5)

  • no indecent behaviour, no ribaldry or smartness in talk; that is not your business, your business is to give thanks to God. (Ephesians 5, 4)

  • Be content, brethren, to follow my example, and mark well those who live by the pattern we have given them; (Philippians 3, 17)

  • Greetings to you from my fellow prisoner Aristarchus, and from Mark, the kinsman of Barnabas, about whom you have been given instructions; if he visits you, make him welcome; (Colossians 4, 10)

  • when he comes to shew how glorious he is in his saints, how marvellously he has dealt with all the faithful, that our witness should have reached you Gentiles, and found belief! Yes, there will be justice when that day comes.✻ (2 Thessalonians 1, 10)

  • If anybody refuses to listen to what we have said in our letter, he is to be a marked man; avoid his company till he is ashamed of himself, (2 Thessalonians 3, 14)

  • There are some who have missed this mark, branching off into vain speculations; (1 Timothy 1, 6)

  • Such teachers bid them abstain from marriage, and from certain kinds of food, although God has made these for the grateful enjoyment of those whom faith has enabled to recognize the truth.✻ (1 Timothy 4, 3)

  • Have nothing to do with younger widows; they will live at their ease at Christ’s expense, and then be for marrying again,✻ (1 Timothy 5, 11)

  • So I would have the younger women marry and bear children and have households to manage; then they will give enmity no handle for speaking ill of us. (1 Timothy 5, 14)

  • there are those who profess them, and in professing them have shot wide of the mark which faith sets us. Grace be with thee, Amen. (1 Timothy 6, 21)

  • 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)


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