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* the Lord of.
# Ps 72:3,7 Isa 9:6,7 Zec 6:13 Lu 2:14 Joh 14:27 Ro 15:33 16:20
# 1Co 14:33 2Co 5:19-21 13:11 Eph 2:14-17 1Th 5:23 Heb 7:2 13:20
* give.
# Nu 6:26 Jud 6:24 *marg:
# Ps 29:11 85:8-10 Isa 26:12 45:7 54:10 66:12 Hag 2:9 Joh 16:33
# Ro 1:7 Php 4:7-9
* The Lord be.
# 18 1Sa 17:37 20:13 Ps 46:7,11 Isa 8:10 Mt 1:23 28:20 2Ti 4:22
# Phm 1:25
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* with.
# 1Co 16:21 Col 4:18
* the token.
# 1:5 Jos 2:12 1Sa 17:18
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# Ro 16:20,24
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON THE EPISTLES TO THE THESSALONIANS.
The First Epistle to the Thessalonians, it is generally agreed,
was the earliest written of all St. Paul's epistles, whence we
see the reason and propriety of his anxiety that it should be
read in all the Christian churches of Macedonia--"I charge you
by the Lord, that this Epistle be read unto all the holy
brethren." (ch. 5:27.) "The existence of this clause,"
observes Dr. Paley, "is an evidence of its authenticity;
because, to produce a letter, purporting to have been publicly
read in the church at Thessalonica, when no such letter had been
read or heard of in that church, would be to produce an
imposture destructive of itself....Either the Epistle was
publicly read in the church of Thessalonica, during St. Paul's
lifetime, or it was not. If it was, no publication could be
more authentic, no species of notoriety more unquestionable, no
method of preserving the integrity of the copy more secure....If
it was not, the clause would remain a standing condemnation of
the forgery, and one would suppose, an invincible impediment to
its success." Its genuineness, however, has never been
disputed; and it has been universally received in the Christian
church, as the inspired production of St. Paul, from the
earliest period to the present day. The circumstance of this
injunction being given, in the first epistle which the Apostle
wrote, also implies a strong and avowed claim to the character
of an inspired writer; as in fact it placed his writings on the
same ground with those of Moses and the ancient prophets. The
second Epistle, besides those marks of genuineness and authority
which it possesses in common with the others, bears the highest
evidence of its divine inspiration, in the representation which
it contains of the papal power, under the characters of "the Man
of sin," and the "Mystery of iniquity." The true Christian
worship is the worship of the one only God, through the one only
Mediator, the man Christ Jesus; and from this worship the church
of Rome has most notoriously departed, by substituting other
mediators, invocating and adoring saints and angels, worshipping
images, adoring the host, etc. It follows, therefore, that "the
Man of sin" is the Pope; not only on account of the disgraceful
lives of many of them, but by means of their scandalous
doctrines and principles; dispensing with the most necessary
duties, selling pardons and indulgences for the most abominable
crimes, and perverting the worship of God to the grossest
superstition and idolatry. It was evidently the chief design of
the Apostle, in writing to the Thessalonians, to confirm them in
the faith, to animate them to a courageous profession of the
Gospel, and to the practice of all the duties of Christianity;
but to suppose, with Dr. Macknight, that he intended to prove
the divine authority of Christianity by a chain of regular
arguments, in which he answered the several objections which the
heathen philosophers are supposed to have advanced, seems quite
foreign to the nature of the epistles, and to be grounded on a
mistaken notion, that the philosophers designed at so early a
period to enter on a regular disputation with the Christians,
when in fact they derided them as enthusiasts, and branded their
doctrines as "foolishness." In pursuance of his grand object,
"it is remarkable," says Dr. Doddridge, "with how much address
he improves all the influence which his zeal and fidelity in
their service must naturally give him, to inculcate upon them
the precepts of the gospel, and persuade them to act agreeably
to their sacred character. This was the grand point he always
kept in view, and to which every thing else was made
subservient. Nothing appears, in any part of his writings, like
a design to establish his own reputation, or to make use of his
ascendancy over his Christian friends to answer any secular
purposes of his own. On the contrary, in this and in his other
epistles, he discovers a most generous, disinterested regard for
their welfare, expressly disclaiming any authority over their
consciences, and appealing to them, that he had chose to
maintain himself by the labour of this own hands, rather than
prove burdensome to the churches, or give the least colour of
suspicion, that, under zeal for the gospel, and concern for
their improvement, he was carrying on any private sinister view.
The discovery of so excellent a temper must be allowed to carry
with it a strong presumptive argument in favour of the doctrines
he taught....And, indeed, whoever reads St. Paul's epistles with
attention, and enters into the spirit with which they were
written, will discern such intrinsic characters of their
genuineness, and the divine authority of the doctrines they
contain, as will, perhaps, produce in him a stronger conviction
than all the external evidence with which they are attended."
These remarks are exceedingly well grounded and highly
important; and to no other Epistles can they apply with greater
force than the present most excellent productions of the
inspired Apostle. The last two chapters of the first epistle,
in particular, as Dr. A. Clarke justly observes, "are certainly
among the most important, and the most sublime in the New
Testament. The general judgment, the resurrection of the body,
and the states of the quick and the dead, the unrighteous and
the just, are described, concisely indeed, but they are
exhibited in the most striking and affecting points of view."
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1 Timothy is put in mind of the charge which was given unto
him by Paul at his going to Macedonia.
5 Of the right use and end of the law.
11 Of Saint Paul's calling to be an apostle;
20 and Hymenaeus and Alexander.
* an apostle.
# Ro 1:1 1Co 1:1
* by.
# 2:7 Ac 9:15 26:16-18 1Co 9:17 Ga 1:1,11 2Ti 1:11 Tit 1:3
* God.
# 2:3 4:10 Ps 106:21 Isa 12:2 43:3,11 45:15,21 49:26 60:16 63:8
# Ho 13:4 Lu 1:47 2:11 2Ti 1:10 Tit 1:3 2:10,13 3:4,6 2Pe 1:1
# 1Jo 4:14 Jude 1:25
* is.
# Ro 15:12,13 Col 1:27 2Th 2:16 1Pe 1:3,21
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* Timothy.
# Ac 16:1-3 1Th 3:2
* my.
# 18 1Co 4:14-17 Php 2:19-22 2Ti 1:2 2:1 Tit 1:4
* Grace.
# Ro 1:7 Ga 1:3 2Ti 1:2 Tit 1:4 1Pe 1:2
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* at.
# Ac 19:1-10
* when.
# Ac 20:1-3 Php 2:24
* charge.
# 4:6,11 5:7 6:3,10,17 Ga 1:6,7 Eph 4:14 Col 2:6-11 Tit 1:9-11
# 2Jo 1:7,9,10 Re 2:1,2,14,20
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* to.
# 4:7 6:4,20 2Ti 2:14,16-18 4:4 Tit 1:14 2Pe 1:16
* endless.
# Tit 3:9
* questions.
# 6:4,5 2Ti 2:22
* godly.
# 3:16 6:3,11 2Co 1:12 7:9,10 Eph 4:12-16 Tit 1:1 Heb 13:9
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* the end.
# Ro 10:4 13:8-10 Ga 5:13,14,22 1Jo 4:7-14
* charity.
# Mr 12:28-34 Ro 14:15 1Co 8:1-3 13:1-13 14:1 1Pe 4:8 2Pe 1:7
* a pure.
# Ps 24:4 51:10 Jer 4:14 Mt 5:8 12:35 Ac 15:9 2Ti 2:22 Jas 4:8
# 1Pe 1:22 1Jo 3:3
* a good.
# 19 3:9 Ac 23:1 24:16 Ro 9:1 2Co 1:12 2Ti 1:3 Tit 1:15 Heb 9:14
# Heb 10:22 13:18 1Pe 3:16,21
* faith.
# Ga 5:6 2Ti 1:5 Heb 11:5,6 1Jo 3:23
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* From which some having swerved. or, Which some not aiming at.
# 6:21 2Ti 2:18 *Gr:
# 4:10
* turned.
# 5:15 6:4,5,20 2Ti 2:23,24 Tit 1:10 3:9
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* to.
# Ac 15:1 Ro 2:19-21 Ga 3:2,5 4:21 5:3,4 Tit 1:10,11
* understanding.
# 6:4 Isa 29:13,14 Jer 8:8,9 Mt 15:14 21:27 23:16-24 Joh 3:9,10
# Joh 9:40,41 Ro 1:22 2Ti 3:7 2Pe 2:12
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* the law.
# De 4:6-8 Ne 9:13 Ps 19:7-10 119:96-105,127,128 Ro 7:12,13,16
# Ro 7:18,22 12:2 Ga 3:21
* lawfully.
# 2Ti 2:5
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* the law.
# Ro 4:13 5:20 6:14 Ga 3:10-14,19 5:23
* the lawless.
# 2Th 2:8 *Gr:
* disobedient.
# Ro 1:30 Tit 1:16 3:3 Heb 11:31 1Pe 2:7 3:20
* the ungodly.
# 1Pe 4:18
* profane.
# Jer 23:11 Eze 21:25 Heb 12:16
* murderers.
# Le 20:9 De 27:16 2Sa 16:11 17:1-4 2Ki 19:37 2Ch 32:21 Pr 20:20
# Pr 28:24 30:11,17 Mt 10:21
* manslayers.
# Ge 9:5,6 Ex 20:13 21:14 Nu 35:30-33 De 21:6-9 Pr 28:17 Ga 5:21
# Re 21:8 22:15
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* whoremongers.
# Mr 7:21,22 1Co 6:9,10 Ga 5:19-21 Eph 5:3-6 Heb 13:4
* defile.
# Ge 19:5 Le 18:22 20:13 Ro 1:26 Jude 1:7
* men-stealers.
# Ge 37:27 40:15 Ex 21:16 De 24:7 Re 18:13
* for liars.
# Joh 8:44 Re 21:8,27 22:15
* perjured.
# Ex 20:7 Eze 17:16-19 Ho 4:1,2 10:4 Zec 5:4 8:17 Mal 3:5
# Mt 5:33-37
* contrary.
# 6:3 2Ti 1:13 4:3 Tit 1:9 2:1
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* According.
# Ro 2:16
* glorious.
# Ps 138:2 Lu 2:10,11,14 2Co 3:8-11 4:4,6 Eph 1:6,12 2:7 3:10
# 1Pe 1:11,12
* the blessed.
# 6:15
* which.
# 2:7 6:20 1Co 4:1,2 9:17 2Co 5:18-20 Ga 2:7 Col 1:25 1Th 2:4
# 2Ti 1:11,14 2:2 Tit 1:3
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* I thank.
# Joh 5:23 Php 2:11 Re 5:9-14 7:10-12
* who.
# 1Co 15:10 2Co 3:5,6 4:1 12:9,10 Php 4:13 2Ti 4:17
* counted.
# Ac 16:15 1Co 7:25
* putting.
# 11 Ac 9:15 Col 1:25
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* was.
# Ac 8:3 9:1,5,13 22:4 26:9-11 1Co 15:9 Ga 1:13 Php 3:6
* but.
# 16 Ho 2:23 Ro 5:20,21 11:30,31 Heb 4:16 1Pe 2:10
* because.
# Nu 15:30 Lu 12:47 23:34 Joh 9:39-41 Ac 3:17 26:9 Heb 6:4-8
# Heb 10:26-29 2Pe 2:21,22
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* the grace.
# Ac 15:11 Ro 16:20 2Co 8:9 13:14 Re 22:21
* exceeding.
# Ex 34:6 Isa 55:6,7 Ro 5:15-20 1Co 15:10 Eph 1:7,8 1Pe 1:3
* with.
# Lu 7:47-50 1Th 5:8 2Ti 1:13 1Jo 4:10
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* a faithful.
# 19 3:1 4:9 2Ti 2:11 Tit 3:8 Re 21:5 22:6
* worthy.
# Joh 1:12 3:16,17,36 Ac 11:1,18 1Jo 5:11
* that.
# Mt 1:21 9:13 18:11 20:28 Mr 2:17 Lu 5:32 19:10 Joh 1:29 12:47
# Ac 3:26 Ro 3:24-26 5:6,8-10 Heb 7:25 1Jo 3:5,8 4:9,10 Re 5:9
* of whom.
# 13 Job 42:6 Eze 16:63 36:31,32 1Co 15:9 Eph 3:8
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* for this.
# Nu 23:3 Ps 25:11 Isa 1:18 43:25 Eph 1:6,12 2:7 2Th 1:10
* I obtained.
# 13 2Co 4:1
* all.
# Ex 34:8 Ro 2:4,5 1Pe 3:20 2Pe 3:9,15
* for a.
# 2Ch 33:9-13,19 Isa 55:7 Lu 7:47 15:10 18:13,14 19:7-9 23:43
# Joh 6:37 Ac 13:39 Ro 5:20 15:4 Heb 7:25
* believe.
# Joh 3:15,16,36 5:24 6:40,54 20:31 Ro 5:21 6:23 1Jo 5:11,12
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* the King.
# 6:15,16 Ps 10:16 45:1,6 47:6-8 90:2 145:13 Jer 10:10 Da 2:44
# Da 7:14 Mic 5:2 Mal 1:14 Mt 6:13 25:34 Ro 1:23 Heb 1:8-13
# Re 17:14 19:16
* invisible.
# Joh 1:18 Ro 1:20 Col 1:15 Heb 11:27 1Jo 4:12
* the only.
# Ro 16:27 Jude 1:25
* be.
# 1Ch 29:11 Ne 9:5 Ps 41:13 57:11 72:18,19 106:48 Da 4:34,37
# Eph 3:20,21 1Pe 5:11 2Pe 3:18 Re 4:8-11 5:9-14 7:12 19:1,6
* Amen.
# Mt 6:13 28:20
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* charge.
# 11,12 4:14 6:13,14,20 2Ti 2:2 4:1-3
* son.
# 2 Php 2:22 2Ti 1:2 2:1 Tit 1:4 Phm 1:10
* according.
# 4:4
* mightest.
# 6:12 2Co 10:3,4 Eph 6:12-18 2Ti 2:3-5 4:7
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* Holding.
# 5 3:9 Tit 1:9 Heb 3:14 1Pe 3:15,16 Re 3:3,8,10
* which.
# Php 3:18,19 2Ti 3:1-6 2Pe 2:1-3,12-22 Jude 1:10-13
* concerning.
# 4:1,2 1Co 11:19 Ga 1:6-8 5:4 2Ti 4:4 Heb 6:4-6 1Jo 2:19
* made.
# 6:9 Mt 6:27
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* Hymenaeus.
# 2Ti 2:17
* Alexander.
# Ac 19:33 2Ti 2:14 4:14,15
* I have.
# Mt 18:17 1Co 5:4,5 2Co 10:6 13:10
* that.
# 1Co 11:32 2Th 3:15 Re 3:19
* blaspheme.
# Ac 13:45 2Ti 3:2 Re 13:1,5,6
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1 That it is meet to pray and give thanks for all men, and the
reason why.
9 How women should be attired.
12 They are not permitted to teach.
15 They shall be saved, notwithstanding the testimonies of
God's wrath, in childbirth, if they continue in faith.
* exhort. or, desire.
# 2Co 8:6 Eph 3:13 Heb 6:11
* first.
# 1Co 15:3
* supplications.
# 5:5 Ge 18:23-32 1Ki 8:41-43 Ps 67:1-4 72:19 Mt 6:9,10 Jas 5:16
* and.
# Ro 1:8 6:17 Eph 5:20 Php 1:3 2Th 1:3
* all men.
# 4 Ac 17:30 1Th 3:12 2Ti 2:24 Tit 2:11 3:2
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* kings.
# Ezr 6:10 Ne 1:11 Ps 20:1-4 72:1 Jer 29:7
* for all.
# Ro 13:1-7 1Pe 2:13
* authority. or, eminent place. that.
# Ge 49:14,15 2Sa 20:19 Pr 24:21 Ec 3:12,13 8:2-5 Ro 12:18
# 1Th 4:11 Heb 12:14
* all godliness.
# Lu 1:6 2:25 Ac 10:22 24:16 Php 4:8 Tit 2:10-14 1Pe 2:9-13
# 2Pe 1:3-7
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* this.
# 5:4 Ro 12:1,2 14:18 Eph 5:9,10 Php 1:11 4:18 Col 1:10 1Th 4:1
# Heb 13:16 1Pe 2:5,20
* God.
# 1:1 Isa 45:21 Lu 1:47 2Ti 1:9
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* will.
# Isa 45:22 49:6 55:1 Eze 18:23,32 33:11 Lu 14:23 Joh 3:15-17
# Joh 6:37 Ro 3:29,30 2Co 5:17-19 1Th 2:15,16 Tit 2:11 2Pe 3:9
* and.
# Mt 28:19 Mr 16:15 Lu 24:47 Ro 10:12-15 Re 14:6
* the knowledge.
# Isa 53:11 Hab 2:14 Lu 1:77 Joh 14:6 17:17 2Ti 2:25 3:7
# Heb 10:26
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* one God.
# De 6:4 Isa 44:6 Mr 12:29-33 Joh 17:3 Ro 3:29,30 10:12 1Co 8:6
# Ga 3:20 Eph 4:6
* and.
# Job 9:33 Heb 7:25 8:6 9:15 12:24
* the man.
# Mt 1:23 Lu 2:10,11 Joh 1:14 1Co 15:45-47 Php 2:6-8 Heb 2:6-13
# Re 1:13
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* gave.
# Job 33:24 Isa 53:6 Mt 20:28 Mr 10:45 Joh 6:51 10:15
# 2Co 5:14,15,21 Eph 1:7,17 5:2 Tit 2:14 Heb 9:12 1Pe 1:18,19
# 1Pe 2:24 3:18 1Jo 2:1,2 4:10 Re 1:5 5:9
* to be testified. or, a testimony.
# 1Co 1:6 2Th 1:10 2Ti 1:8 1Jo 5:11,12
* in.
# 6:15 Ro 5:6 16:26 Ga 4:4 Eph 1:9,10 3:5 Tit 1:3
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* I am.
# 1:11,12
* a preacher.
# Ec 1:1,2,12 7:27 12:8-10 Ro 10:14 Eph 3:7,8 2Ti 1:11 2Pe 2:5
* I speak.
# Ro 1:9 9:1 2Co 11:31 Ga 1:20
* a teacher.
# Joh 7:35 Ac 9:15 22:21 26:17,18,20 Ro 11:13 15:16 Ga 1:16 2:9
* in faith.
# Ac 14:27 Ga 2:16 3:9
* verity.
# Ps 111:7
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* I will.
# 5:14 1Co 7:7 *Gr:
# Tit 3:8
* pray.
# 2Ch 33:11,12 Ps 130:1,2 La 3:55,56 Jon 2:1,2 Mal 1:11
# Lu 23:42,43 Joh 4:21,23,24 Ac 21:5
* lifting.
# Job 16:17 Ps 26:6 66:18 134:2 Pr 15:8 21:27 Isa 1:15 58:7-11
# Jer 7:9,10 Mal 1:9,10 Ac 10:2,4,31 Heb 10:22 Jas 4:8
# 1Jo 3:20-22
* without.
# 1Ki 3:11 Ps 35:13 Mt 5:22-24,44 6:12,14,15 Mr 11:25 Lu 23:34
# Ac 7:60 1Pe 3:7
* and.
# Mt 21:21 Mr 11:23,24 Jas 1:6-8
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* that.
# 1Pe 3:3-5
* with shamefacedness.
# Pr 7:10 Isa 3:16 Tit 2:3-5
* not.
# Ge 24:53 Ex 35:22,23 2Ki 9:30 Es 5:1 Ps 45:13,14 149:4
# Pr 31:22 Isa 3:18-24 61:4 Jer 2:32 4:30 Eze 16:9-16 Mt 6:28
# Mt 6:29 11:8
* broidered. or, plaited.
# 1Pe 3:3
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* women.
# 1Pe 3:3-5 2Pe 3:11
* with.
# 5:6-10 Pr 31:31 Ac 9:36,39 Eph 2:10 Tit 2:14 3:8 1Pe 2:12
# 2Pe 1:6-8 Re 2:19
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# Ge 3:16 Es 1:20 1Co 11:3 14:34,35 Eph 5:22-24 Col 3:18
# 1Pe 3:1,5,6
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# 12
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# Ge 1:27 2:7,18,22 1Co 11:8,9
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# Ge 3:6,12 2Co 11:3
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* she.
# Ge 3:15 Isa 7:14 9:6 Jer 31:22 Mt 1:21-25 Lu 2:7,10,11
# Ga 4:4,5
* in child-bearing.
# Ge 3:16
* in faith.
# 1:5
* sobriety.
# 9 Tit 2:12 1Pe 4:7
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1 How bishops and deacons, and their wives should be
qualified;
14 and to what end Saint Paul wrote to Timothy of these things.
15 Of the church, and the blessed truth therein taught and
professed.
* is a.
# 1:15 4:9 2Ti 2:11 Tit 3:8
* the office.
# 2-7 Ac 1:20 Php 1:1 Tit 1:7 1Pe 2:25
* bishop.
# Ac 20:28 Heb 12:15 1Pe 4:15 5:2 *Gr:
* desireth.
# Pr 11:30 Lu 15:10 Ro 11:13 Eph 4:12 1Th 5:14 Jas 5:19,20
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* bishop.
# Tit 1:6-9
* blameless.
# 10 Lu 1:6 Php 2:15
* the husband.
# 4:3 5:9 Heb 3:14
* vigilant.
# Isa 56:10 1Pe 4:7 5:8
* of good behaviour. or, modest. given.
# Ro 12:13 Tit 1:8 Heb 13:2 1Pe 4:9
* apt.
# 2Ti 2:24
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* Not given to wine. or, Not ready to quarrel, and offer wrong,
as one in wine.
# 8 Le 10:9 Isa 5:11,12 28:1,7 56:12 Eze 44:21 Mic 2:11
# Mt 24:45-51 Lu 12:42-46 21:34-36 Eph 5:18 Tit 1:7 2:3
* no.
# 2Ti 2:24,25 Tit 1:7
* not greedy.
# Pr 1:19 15:27 Isa 56:11 Jude 1:11
* filthy.
# 8 1Sa 8:3 Tit 1:7,11 1Pe 5:2
* patient.
# 6:11 Ec 7:8 1Th 5:14 2Ti 2:24 Re 1:9
* a brawler.
# Tit 3:2 Jas 4:1 *marg:
* not covetous.
# 1Sa 2:15-17 2Ki 5:20-27 Jer 6:13 8:10 Mic 3:5,11 Mal 1:10
# Mt 21:13 Joh 10:12,13 12:5,6 Ac 8:18-21 20:33 Ro 16:18
# 2Pe 2:3,14,15 Re 18:11-13
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* ruleth.
# 12 Ge 18:19 Jos 24:15 Ps 101:2-8 Ac 10:2 Tit 1:6
* with.
# Php 4:8 *Gr:
# Tit 2:2,7
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* if.
# 1Sa 2:29,30 3:13
* the church.
# 15 Ac 20:28 Eph 1:22 5:24,32
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* novice. or, one newly come to the faith.
# 1Co 3:1 Heb 5:12,13 1Pe 2:2
* lest.
# De 8:14 17:20 2Ki 14:10 2Ch 26:16 32:25 Pr 16:18,19 18:12
# Pr 29:23 Isa 2:12 1Co 4:6-8 8:1 2Co 12:7 1Pe 5:5
* the condemnation.
# Isa 14:12-14 Lu 10:18 2Pe 2:4 Jude 1:6
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* a good.
# 5:24,25 1Sa 2:24 Ac 6:3 10:22 22:12 3Jo 1:12
* them.
# 1Co 5:12 Col 4:5 1Th 4:12
* lest.
# 5:14 1Co 10:32 2Co 6:3 8:21 1Th 5:22 Tit 2:5,8 1Pe 4:14-16
* the snare.
# 6:9 2Ti 2:26
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* the deacons.
# Ac 6:3-6 Php 1:1
* be.
# 4
* double-tongued.
# Ps 5:9 12:2 50:19 52:2 Ro 3:13 Jas 3:10
* not given.
# 3 Le 10:9 Eze 44:21
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* Holding.
# 1:5,19
* the mystery.
# 16 2Jo 1:9,10
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* let these.
# 6 5:22 1Jo 4:1
* use.
# 13 Ac 6:1,2
* being.
# 2 1Co 1:8 Col 1:22 Tit 1:6,7
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* their.
# Le 21:7,13-15 Eze 44:22 Lu 1:5-6 Tit 2:3
* be.
# 4
* not.
# Ps 15:3 50:20 101:5 Pr 10:18 25:13 Jer 9:4 Mt 4:1 Joh 6:70
# 2Ti 3:3 Tit 2:3 *Gr:
# Re 12:9,10
* sober.
# 2 1Th 5:6-8 2Ti 4:5 Tit 3:2 *Gr:
# 1Pe 5:8
* faithful.
# 1:12 6:2
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# 2,4,5