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How Did St Paul Write To Timothy In Chapter 3

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In chapter 3, Saint Paul write to Timothy in order to instruct him on how to conduct himself in the house of God, church of the living God and the pillar and ground of the truth. He also lists the qualifications necessary for those who would serve as bishops and deacons as well. Saint Paul write that a bishop must be blameless, husband of one wife, temperate, well behaved, and be able to teach. He conveyed that the bishop must be able to lead and rule his own house and have his children in submission with all reverence. He explains that if he can’t be a good testimony and can’t rule his own house, then how could he take care of the Church of God. Furthermore, Saint Paul clarifies that a bishop can not be violent, given wine, nor greedy for

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