2 Timothy
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Everything we need in the context.
Everything we need in the context.
The importance of Authorship/Recipient of the letter.
Illustration here, re-emphasizing truth before Scripture.
Start with Authorship and Audience.
The importance of Authorship/Recipient of the letter.
This message is about Discipleship and the significance/warning of it.
It’s about Take hold of what you know and deposit into those who will grow. Not “can,” but will.
Paul is writing the letter to someone he’s discipled/discipling/and encouraging to disciple.
Paul is writing the letter to someone he’s discipled/discipling/and encouraging to disciple.
Pay attention to the words...
2 Timothy
1 Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God according to the promise of the life that is in Christ Jesus,
2 To Timothy, my beloved child:
Grace, mercy, and peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord.
“my beloved child” - obvious term of “endearment out of 2 Timothy. In the 1 Timothy, however, we see he uses the phrase “my true child in the faith.” These are two phrases representing obvious titles of endearment.
He’s writing a letter.
What was it like writing a letter during those days?
If you wrote a letter today, do you think it’d be a big deal? Yes!
Words matter, actions matter, these things like the significance of who’s writing and who’s receiving matter because they are going to identify and reemphasize what we are discussing.
Take hold of what you know and deposit into those who will grow. Not “can,” but will.