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• no lover of wine or of brawling, courteous, neither quarrelsome nor grasping. (1 Timothy 3, 3)

• I adjure thee in the sight of God and of Jesus Christ, and the angels he has chosen, to observe these rules without rash judgement, without yielding to partiality. (1 Timothy 5, 21)

• Fight the good fight of faith, lay thy grasp on eternal life, that life thou wert called to, when thou didst assert the great claim before so many witnesses. (1 Timothy 6, 12)

• laying down a sure foundation for themselves in time to come, so as to have life which is true life within their grasp. (1 Timothy 6, 19)

• Grasp the sense of what I am saying; the Lord will give thee quick insight wherever it is needed. (2 Timothy 2, 7)

• yet they will come to little, they will soon be detected, like those others, in their rash folly.✻ (2 Timothy 3, 9)

• Erastus has stayed on at Corinth; Trophimus fell ill, and I left him behind at Miletus. (2 Timothy 4, 20)

• A bishop, after all, since he is the steward of God’s house, must needs be beyond reproach. He must not be an obstinate or quarrelsome man, one who drinks deep, or comes to blows, or is grasping over money.✻ (Titus 1, 7)

• Greetings to you from Epaphras, my fellow prisoner in Christ Jesus; (Philemon 1, 23)

• whereas the rich man takes pride in what in truth abases him.✻ (The rich man will pass by like the bloom on the grass; (James 1, 10)

• the sun gets up, and the scorching wind with it, which dries up the grass, till the bloom on it falls, and all its fair show dies away; so the rich man, with his enterprises, will disappear.) (James 1, 11)

• Rash soul, wouldst thou be assured that faith without deeds to shew has no life in it? (James 2, 20)