2004年8月11日 · 1. Maintain a fresh relationship with God (1:6, 7) 2. Stand strong (1:8-18) a. Join Paul (1:8) b. You have been chosen (1:9-11) c. Paul’s example (1:12-18) d. Christ is able (1:12-14) e. Stand in the face of rejection (1:15) f. Support is supplied (1:16-18) B. Timothy’s external (public) responsibility (2:1-26) 1. Serve with a purpose (2:1 ...

Instructions for Timothy ( 2:1⁠–⁠26 ) i. Grace and Perseverance ( 2:1⁠–⁠13 ) ii. The Lord’s Approved Workman ( 2:14⁠–⁠26 ) 2. Warning of Difficulties Ahead ( 3:1⁠–⁠4:22 ) a. Evil in the Last Days ( 3:1⁠–⁠9 ) b. The Means to Overcome Apostasy ( 3:10⁠–⁠4:8 ) i. All Scripture is God-Breathed ( 3:10⁠–⁠17 ) ii. Preach the Word ( 4:1⁠–⁠8 ) d.

2 Timothy was written by Paul approx. 66-67 A.D. telling Timothy to stay strong, to teach and preach the Word, to endure hardship, and to fulfill his ministry.

Timothy, Paul’s “beloved son “ (1:2; cf. 1 Ti 1:2,18). We are first introduced to Timothy in Ac 16:1-3, where we learn that his mother was Jewish and his father Greek. From this epistle we also …

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v. 1 — As a believer, he is called “my son” — because he is born from above. Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth and abideth forever. (1 Peter 1:23) As a son, he is to be strong. v. 2 — As a son he is to instruct others so that they in turn may pass the gospel on to others. B.

1. Encouragement for Timothy (1:1-2:26) a. Paul’s Greeting to Timothy (1:1-2) b. Faithfulness under Persecution (1:3-12) c. Holding to Sound Teaching (1:13-18) d. Instructions for Timothy (2:1-26) i. Grace and Perseverance (2:1-13) ii. The Lord’s Approved Workman (2:14-26) 2. Warning of Difficulties Ahead (3:1-4:22) a. Evil in the Last Days ...

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Paul provides a summary of what has been going on concerning his friends and associates, indicating who has deserted him and who remains faithful to him. Before closing with greetings and a brief benediction, he also asks Timothy to come to visit him, bringing along a cloak, some notebooks, and some parchments.

RECIPIENT: Timothy, Paul's "beloved son " (1:2; cf. 1Ti 1:2, 18). We are first introduced to Timothy in Ac 16:1-3, where we learn that his mother was Jewish and his father Greek. From this epistle we also learn that his mother and grandmother had been believers in Christ, who raised Timothy in the Scriptures (1:5; 3:14-15).