As one of a series of outstanding studies into the truth of the
Word of God, this book “First and Second Timothy and Titus” provides details
of three letters that the Apostle Paul wrote. The Study Guide and New
Translation from the Critical Greek Texts and Papyri are filled with the
details and background of every chapter and verse giving many instructions
on how Christians with different functions within the one body of Christ,
the church, should behave themselves in accordance with the will of God and
the Lord Jesus Christ.
This book should help anyone wanting to learn the depths of First
and Second Timothy and Titus. The layperson can use the Study Guide as
reference when reading any popular version of the Bible, including the King
James Version. For the Biblical student and researcher, the Study
Guide to First and Second Timothy and Titus should serve very well as a
primary source of Biblical research, reference, and Bible commentary.
For the teacher and the preacher, the material should prove more than
adequate in the preparation of accurate and detailed Bible Lessons and
Sermons.
By providing this inspirational understanding of the Scriptures, Maura gives us a true Bible study that makes known God’s Will for our lives, with the opportunity to be saved, to come to a full knowledge of the truth, and to live in accordance with God’s intention.
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This letter (epistle) of First Timothy is the first of two letters written by Paul, the apostle, to Timothy. He wrote this letter around 67 A.D. some years after his release from prison in Rome recorded in Acts 28.
Timothy had already received the gift of holy spirit from God by means of the Lord Jesus Christ because he had already been taught and he believed God's Word. Timothy’s mother was a Christian of the Judean/Israeli background and his father was of the Gentile (other nations) background. Paul first met Timothy as recorded in Acts 16:1-3 and traveled with Paul many times. He is also mentioned in some of Paul’s other letters.
In this letter Paul gives Timothy many instructions on how holy-people (Christians) with different functions within the one body of Christ, the church, should behave themselves in accordance with the will of God and the Lord Jesus Christ.
