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so that, if I am slow in coming, thou mayest be in no doubt over the conduct that is expected of thee in God’s household. By that I mean the Church of the living God, the pillar and foundation upon which the truth rests. (1 Timothy 3, 15)
No question of it, it is a great mystery we worship. Revelation made in human nature, justification won in the realm of the Spirit; a vision seen by angels, a mystery preached to the Gentiles; Christ in this world, accepted by faith, Christ, on high, taken up into glory.✻ (1 Timothy 3, 16)
We are expressly told by inspiration that, in later days, there will be some who abandon the faith, listening to false inspirations, and doctrines taught by the devils. (1 Timothy 4, 1)
They will be deceived by the pretensions of impostors, whose conscience is hardened as if by a searing-iron. (1 Timothy 4, 2)
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)
All is good that God has made, nothing is to be rejected; only we must be thankful to him when we partake of it, (1 Timothy 4, 4)
Lay down these rules for the brethren, and thou wilt shew thyself a true servant of Jesus Christ, thriving on the principles of that faith whose wholesome doctrine thou hast followed. (1 Timothy 4, 6)
It is for this that we endure toil and reproach,✻ our hope in a living God, who is the Saviour of mankind, and above all of those who believe in him. (1 Timothy 4, 10)
Reading, preaching, instruction, let these be thy constant care while I am absent. (1 Timothy 4, 13)
A special grace has been entrusted to thee; prophecy awarded it, and the imposition of the presbyters’ hands went with it; do not let it suffer from neglect.✻ (1 Timothy 4, 14)
Two things claim thy attention, thyself and the teaching of the faith; spend thy care on them; so wilt thou and those who listen to thee achieve salvation.✻ (1 Timothy 4, 16)
Instead of finding fault, appeal to an older man as if he were thy father, to younger men as thy brothers, (1 Timothy 5, 1)
