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1:1	Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus according to the commandment of God our SaviourSavior, and of Christ Jesus, who is our hope;
1:2	untoto Timothy, my true child in the faith: Grace, mercy, and peace, from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord.
1:3	As I exhortedurged theeyou toupon tarrymy atdeparture Ephesusfor Macedonia, whenremain Ion wasat goingEphesus, intoin Macedonia,order that thouyou mightestmay chargeinstruct certain men not to teach astrange different doctrinedoctrines,
1:4	neithernor to givepay heedattention to fablesmyths and endless genealogies, which ministergive questionings,rise to mere speculation rather than afurthering dispensationthe administration of God which is inby faith; so do I now.
1:5	But the endgoal of theour chargeinstruction is love outfrom of a pure heart and a good conscience and a sincere faith unfeigned:.
1:6	fromFor whichsome thingsmen, somestraying havingfrom swervedthese things, have turned aside untoto vainfruitless talking;discussion,
1:7	desiringwanting to be teachers of the lawLaw, even though they do not understand neithereither what they say,are norsaying whereofor the matters about which they confidentlymake affirmconfident assertions.
1:8	But we know that the lawLaw is good, if aone manuses use it lawfully,
1:9	asrealizing knowingthe this,fact that law is not made for a righteous man, but for thethose who are lawless and unrulyrebellious, for the ungodly and sinners, for the unholy and profane, for murderersthose ofwho fatherskill andtheir murderersfathers ofor mothers, for manslayers,murderers
1:10	forand fornicators,immoral formen abusersand ofhomosexuals themselvesand withkidnappers men,and for menstealers, for liars, forand false swearersperjurers, and ifwhatever thereelse beis any other thing contrary to the sound doctrine;teaching,
1:11	according to the glorious gospel of the glory of the blessed God, with which wasI committedhave tobeen my trustentrusted.
1:12	I thank himChrist thatJesus enabledour meLord, evenwho Christhas Jesusstrengthened our Lordme, forbecause thatHe heconsidered counted me faithful, appointingputting me tointo his service;
1:13	even though I was beforeformerly a blasphemer, and a persecutor, and injurious:a howbeitviolent aggressor. And yet I obtainedwas shown mercy, because I didacted it ignorantly in unbelief;
1:14	and the grace of our Lord aboundedwas exceedinglymore than abundant, with the faith and love which isare found in Christ Jesus.
1:15	FaithfulIt is thea sayingtrustworthy statement, anddeserving worthyfull of all acceptationacceptance, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners;, ofamong whom I am chief:foremost of all.
1:16	howbeitAnd yet for this causereason I obtainedfound mercy, in order that in me as chiefthe mightforemost, Jesus Christ showmight forthdemonstrate allHis hisperfect longsufferingpatience, foras an ensampleexample offor themthose thatwho shouldwould thereafter believe onin himHim untofor eternal life.
1:17	Now untoto the King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only God, be honor and glory forforever ever and ever. Amen.
1:18	This chargecommand I commitentrust untoto theeyou, Timothy, my child Timothyson, accordingin toaccordance with the prophecies whichpreviously ledmade theconcerning way to theeyou, that by them thouyou mayestmay warfight the good warfare;fight,
1:19	holdingkeeping faith and a good conscience;, which some havinghave thrustrejected fromand themsuffered made shipwreck concerningin theregard to their faith:.
1:20	ofAmong whomthese isare Hymenaeus and Alexander;, whom I have delivered untoover to Satan, so that they mightmay be taught not to blaspheme.
2:1	IFirst exhortof thereforeall, firstthen, ofI all,urge that supplications,entreaties and prayers, intercessions,petitions and thanksgivings, be made foron behalf of all men;,
2:2	for kings and all thatwho are in highauthority, place;in order that we may lead a tranquil and quiet life in all godliness and gravitydignity.
2:3	This is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour;Savior,
2:4	who woulddesires have all men to be saved, and to come to the knowledge of the truth.
2:5	For there is one God, and one mediator also between God and men, himselfthe man, Christ Jesus,
2:6	who gave himselfHimself as a ransom for all;, the testimony to be borne inat itsthe ownproper times;time.
2:7	whereuntoAnd for this I was appointed a preacher and an apostle I speakam telling the truth, I lieam not, lying as a teacher of the Gentiles in faith and truth.
2:8	Therefore I desirewant therefore that the men pray in every place to pray, lifting up holy hands, without wrath and disputingdissension.
2:9	InLikewise, likeI manner,want that women to adorn themselves inwith modestproper apparelclothing, withmodestly shamefastness and sobriety;discreetly, not with braided hair, and gold or pearls or costly raimentgarments;
2:10	but whichrather becomethby means of good works, as befits women professingmaking godlinessa throughclaim goodto worksgodliness.
2:11	Let a woman learnquietly inreceive quietnessinstruction with allentire subjectionsubmissiveness.
2:12	But I permitdo not allow a woman to teach, noror toexercise haveauthority dominion over a man, but to beremain in quietnessquiet.
2:13	For it was Adam who was first formedcreated, and then Eve;.
2:14	andAnd Adamit was not beguiledAdam who was deceived, but the woman being beguiledquite hathdeceived, fallenfell into transgression:.
2:15	butBut shewomen shall be savedpreserved through herthe child bearing, of children if they continue in faith and love and sanctificationsanctity with sobrietyself restraint.
3:1	FaithfulIt is thea saying,trustworthy Ifstatement: aif any man seekethaspires to the office of a bishopoverseer, heit desirethis a goodfine work he desires to do.
3:2	TheAn bishopoverseer, thereforethen, must be withoutabove reproach, the husband of one wife, temperate, sober mindedprudent, orderlyrespectable, given to hospitalityhospitable, aptable to teach;,
3:3	nonot brawler,addicted noto striker;wine or pugnacious, but gentle, not contentiousuncontentious, nofree loverfrom the love of money;.
3:4	He must be one thatwho rulethmanages well his own househousehold well, havingkeeping his children inunder subjectioncontrol with all gravity;dignity
3:5	but if a man knowethdoes not know how to rulemanage his own househousehold, how shallwill he take care of the church of God??;
3:6	and not a novicenew convert, lest beinghe puffedbecome upconceited heand fall into the condemnation ofincurred by the devil.
3:7	MoreoverAnd he must have a good testimonyreputation fromwith themthose thatoutside arethe without;church, lestso that he may not fall into reproach and the snare of the devil.
3:8	Deacons inlikewise like manner must be gravemen of dignity, not double tongued, notor givenaddicted to much wine, notor greedyfond of filthysordid lucre;gain,
3:9	but holding to the mystery of the faith inwith a pureclear conscience.
3:10	And let these also first be provedtested; then let them serve as deacons, if they beare blamelessbeyond reproach.
3:11	Women inmust likelikewise manner must be gravedignified, not slanderersmalicious gossips, but temperate, faithful in all things.
3:12	Let deacons be husbands of only one wife, rulingand good managers of their children and their own houses wellhouseholds.
3:13	For theythose thatwho have served well as deacons gainobtain tofor themselves a goodhigh standing, and great boldnessconfidence in the faith whichthat is in Christ Jesus.
3:14	TheseI thingsam writewriting Ithese untothings theeto you, hoping to come untoto theeyou shortlybefore long;
3:15	but ifin case I tarryam longdelayed, I write so that thouyou mayestmay know how menone ought to behaveconduct themselveshimself in the househousehold of God, which is the church of the living God, the pillar and groundsupport of the truth.
3:16	And withoutby controversycommon confession great is the mystery of godliness;: He who was manifestedrevealed in the flesh, JustifiedWas vindicated in the spiritSpirit, SeenBeheld ofby angels, PreachedProclaimed among the nations, Believed on in the world, ReceivedTaken up in glory.
4:1	But the Spirit saithexplicitly expressly,says that in later times some shallwill fall away from the faith, givingpaying heedattention to seducingdeceitful spirits and doctrines of demons,
4:2	throughby means of the hypocrisy of menliars thatseared speak lies, branded in their own conscience as with a hotbranding iron;,
4:3	forbiddingmen towho marry,forbid marriage and commandingadvocate toabstaining abstain from meatsfoods, which God has created to be receivedgratefully withshared thanksgivingin by themthose thatwho believe and know the truth.
4:4	For everyeverything creaturecreated ofby God is good, and nothing is to be rejected, if it beis received with thanksgiving:gratitude;
4:5	for it is sanctified throughby means of the word of God and prayer.
4:6	IfIn thoupointing putout thethese brethrenthings into mindthe of these thingsbrethren, thouyou shaltwill be a good ministerservant of Christ Jesus, constantly nourished inon the words of the faith, and of the goodsound doctrine which thouyou hasthave followedbeen until now:following.
4:7	butBut refusehave profanenothing andto olddo wiveswith worldly fables fit only for old women. AndOn exercisethe thyselfother untohand, discipline yourself for the purpose of godliness:;
4:8	for bodily exercisediscipline is profitableonly forof a little; profit, but godliness is profitable for all things, havingsince it holds promise offor the present life which now is, and ofalso thatfor whichthe islife to come.
4:9	FaithfulIt is thea saying,trustworthy andstatement worthydeserving offull all acceptationacceptance.
4:10	For toit is for this end we labor and strive, because we have fixed our hope set on the living God, who is the SaviourSavior of all men, speciallyespecially of them that believebelievers.
4:11	ThesePrescribe thingsand commandteach andthese teachthings.
4:12	Let no manone despiselook thydown youth;on your youthfulness, but berather thouin anspeech, ensampleconduct, tolove, themfaith thatand believepurity, inshow word,yourself inan mannerexample of life,those inwho love, in faith, in puritybelieve.
4:13	TillUntil I come, give heedattention to the public reading of Scripture, to exhortation, toand teaching.
4:14	NeglectDo not neglect the spiritual gift thatwithin is in theeyou, which was givenbestowed theeupon byyou prophecy,through prophetic utterance with the laying on of the hands ofby the presbytery.
4:15	BeTake diligentpains inwith these things; givebe thyselfabsorbed whollyin to them;, so that thyyour progress may be manifestevident untoto all.
4:16	TakePay heedclose attention to thyself,yourself and to thyyour teaching.; Continuepersevere in these things; for inas doingyou do this thouyou shaltwill saveinsure salvation both thyselffor yourself and themfor thatthose who hear theeyou.
5:1	RebukeDo not sharply rebuke an elderolder man, but exhortrather appeal to him as a father;, to the younger men as brethren:brothers,
5:2	the elderolder women as mothers;, and the younger women as sisters, in all purity.
5:3	Honor widows thatwho are widows indeed.;
5:4	Butbut if any widow hathhas children or grandchildren, let them first learn first to showpractice piety towardsin regard to their own family, and to requitemake some return to their parents:; for this is acceptable in the sight of God.
5:5	Now she thatwho is a widow indeed, and desolate,who hathhas been left alone has fixed her hope set on God, and continuethcontinues in supplicationsentreaties and prayers night and day.
5:6	But she thatwho givethgives herself to wanton pleasure is dead even while she livethlives.
5:7	ThesePrescribe these things alsoas commandwell, so that they may be withoutabove reproach.
5:8	But if anyanyone providethdoes not provide for his own, and speciallyespecially for those of his own household, he hathhas denied the faith, and is worse than an unbeliever.
5:9	Let nonea widow be enrolledput ason athe widowlist underonly threescoreif she is not less than sixty years old, having been the wife of one man,
5:10	wellhaving reporteda ofreputation for good works; and if she hathhas brought up children, if she hathhas usedshown hospitality to strangers, if she hathhas washed the saints feet, if she hathhas relievedassisted thethose afflictedin distress, and if she hathhas diligentlydevoted followedherself to every good work.
5:11	But refuse to put younger widows refuse:on the list, for when they havefeel waxedsensual wantondesires againstin disregard of Christ, they desirewant to marry;get married,
5:12	havingthus incurring condemnation, because they have rejectedset aside their firstprevious pledge.
5:13	And withalat the same time they also learn also to be idle, goingas aboutthey go around from house to house; and not onlymerely idle, but tattlers also gossips and busybodies, speakingtalking about things whichnot theyproper oughtto notmention.
5:14	Therefore, I desirewant thereforeyounger thatwidows theto youngerget widows marrymarried, bear children, rulekeep the householdhouse, and give the enemy no occasion to the adversary for reviling:reproach;
5:15	for already some arehave already turned aside afterto follow Satan.
5:16	If any woman thatwho believethis hatha believer has dependent widows, let her relieveassist them, and let not the church be burdened;, so that it may relieveassist themthose thatwho are widows indeed.
5:17	Let the elders thatwho rule well be countedconsidered worthy of double honor, especially those who laborwork inhard theat wordpreaching and in teaching.
5:18	For the scriptureScripture saithsays, ThouYou shaltshall not muzzle the ox whenwhile he treadethis outthreshing, theand corn. And, The laborer is worthy of his hirewages.
5:19	AgainstDo annot elder receive not an accusation, against an elder except aton the mouthbasis of two or three witnesses.
5:20	ThemThose thatwho continue in sin, reproverebuke in the sightpresence of all, so that the rest also may be infearful fearof sinning.
5:21	I solemnly charge theeyou in the sightpresence of God, and of Christ Jesus, and theof electHis chosen angels, thatto thoumaintain observe these thingsprinciples without prejudicebias, doing nothing byin a spirit of partiality.
5:22	LayDo not lay hands hastilyupon onanyone notoo man,hastily neitherand bethus partakershare ofresponsibility otherfor mensthe sins: of others; keep thyselfyourself purefree from sin.
5:23	BeNo no longer adrink drinkerwater of waterexclusively, but use a little wine for thythe stomachs sake of your stomach and thineyour oftenfrequent infirmitiesailments.
5:24	SomeThe mens sins of some men are quite evident, going before untothem to judgment; andfor someothers, mentheir alsosins they follow after.
5:25	InLikewise likealso, mannerdeeds alsothat there are good worksare thatquite are evident;, and suchthose aswhich are otherwise cannot be hidconcealed.
6:1	Let asall manywho as are servants under the yoke countas slaves regard their own masters as worthy of all honor, so that the name of God and theour doctrine bemay not blasphemedbe spoken against.
6:2	And theylet thatthose who have believingbelievers masters,as lettheir themmasters not despisebe disrespectful to them, because they are brethren;, but let them serve them all the rathermore, because theythose thatwho partake of the benefit are believingbelievers and beloved. TheseTeach thingsand teachpreach andthese exhortprinciples.
6:3	If anyanyone manadvocates teacheth a different doctrine, and consentethdoes not toagree with sound words, eventhose the words of our Lord Jesus Christ, and towith the doctrine whichconforming is according to godliness;,
6:4	he is puffedconceited up,and knowingunderstands nothing,; but dotinghe abouthas questioningsa morbid interest in controversial questions and disputes ofabout words, whereofout comethof which arise envy, strife, railingsabusive language, evil surmisingssuspicions,
6:5	wranglingsand ofconstant friction between men corruptedof indepraved mind and bereftdeprived of the truth, supposingwho suppose that godliness is a waymeans of gain.
6:6	But godliness withactually contentment is a means of great gain:, when accompanied by contentment.
6:7	forFor we have brought nothing into the world, forso neitherwe cancannot wetake carry anything out; of it either.
6:8	butAnd havingif we have food and covering, with these we shall be therewith content.
6:9	But theythose thatwho arewant minded to beget rich fall into a temptation and a snare and many foolish and hurtfulharmful lusts,desires suchwhich asplunge drown men ininto destructionruin and perditiondestruction.
6:10	For the love of money is a root of all kindssorts of evil:, whichand some reachingby afterlonging for it have beenwandered ledaway astray from the faith, and have pierced themselves through with many sorrowsa pang.
6:11	But thouflee from these things, Oyou man of God, flee these things; and followpursue after righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience,perseverance meeknessand gentleness.
6:12	Fight the good fight of the faith,; laytake hold onof the eternal life eternal,to whereuntowhich thouyou wastwere called, and didstyou confessmade the good confession in the sightpresence of many witnesses.
6:13	I charge theeyou in the sightpresence of God, who givethgives life to all things, and of Christ Jesus, who beforetestified Pontiusthe Pilategood witnessedconfession thebefore goodPontius confession;Pilate,
6:14	that thouyou keep the commandment, without spot,stain withoutor reproach, until the appearing of our Lord Jesus Christ:,
6:15	which inHe itswill ownbring timesabout heat shallthe show,proper time He who is the blessed and only PotentateSovereign, the King of kings, and Lord of Lords;
6:16	who onlyalone hathpossesses immortality, dwellingand dwells in unapproachable light unapproachable; whom no man hathhas seen, noror can see:. toTo whomHim be honor and power eternal. dominion! Amen.
6:17	ChargeInstruct themthose thatwho are rich in this present world, thatnot theyto be notconceited highminded,or norto havefix their hope set on the uncertainty of riches, but on God, who givethrichly supplies us richlywith all things to enjoy;.
6:18	thatInstruct theythem to do good, thatto they be rich in good works, thatto they be generous and ready to distributeshare, willing to communicate;
6:19	layingstoring up in store for themselves the treasure of a good foundation againstfor the timefuture, toso come, that they may laytake hold onof thethat life which is life indeed.
6:20	O Timothy, guard thatwhat whichhas isbeen committedentrusted untoto theeyou, turningavoiding awayworldly fromand theempty profanechatter babblings and oppositionsthe ofopposing thearguments knowledgeof whichwhat is falsely socalled called;knowledge
6:21	which some professing have erredprofessed concerningand thus gone astray from the faith. Grace be with you.