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it is by keeping himself separate from these that a man will prove the object of his Lord’s regard, hallowed, and serviceable, and fit for all honourable employment. (2 Timothy 2, 21)
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)
A servant of the Lord has no business with quarrelling; he must be kindly towards all men, persuasive and tolerant, (2 Timothy 2, 24)
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)
so they will recover their senses, and shake off the snare by which the devil, till now, has held them prisoners to his will.✻ (2 Timothy 2, 26)
Be sure of this, that in the world’s last age there are perilous times coming. (2 Timothy 3, 1)
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)
treacherous, reckless, full of vain conceit, thinking rather of their pleasures than of God. (2 Timothy 3, 4)
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)
They count among their number the men that will make their way into house after house, captivating weak women whose consciences are burdened by sin; women swayed by shifting passions, (2 Timothy 3, 6)
