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1 Timothy 5:13 · BSB
5:13 At the same time they will also learn to be idle, going from house to house and being not only idle, but also gossips and busybodies, discussing things they should not mention.
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…be a busybody. Don't be a busybody. And Paul's definition is a person who doesn't work, but tries to get other people to pay for his livelihood.1 Timothy 5, verse 13, Paul stretches out the meaning of busybodies to include those who are not merely idle, they don't have any work, but they also are gossips, going…
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…the scripture saying there's a place of honor and blessing that comes when you learn how to honor your your leaders okay think highly of themfirst Timothy chapter 5 verse 12 to 13can we actually look at that one this is what I really like a lot and I want us to actually look at the verse first first Cecilonians 5 12 to 13…
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…but he's out to get those who are faithful in the pew to bring condemnation. on the glorious name of the Lord Jesus Christ. If we were to look at1 Timothy 5, verses 11 through 16, we would see this very thing takes place in the life of widows. In 1 Timothy 5, we won't read all of it. We read these words. In verse 14,…
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…we could go to where Paul mentions idling, uses the same Greek word, and it's over in his letter to Timothy. Let me share with you a passage from1 Timothy 5, verse 13. Here's what he says, and then we'll set the context. He says, besides that, they, and he's talking about widows, they learn to be idlers, going…
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…nothing in the marketplace, being completely unproductive. That's the word that's being used here. Useless, idle. It's translated as “idle” in1 Timothy 5:13, where Paul warns Timothy about the danger of young widows not being married. He says, “At the same time they also learn to be idle, as they go…
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…nothing in the marketplace, being completely unproductive. That's the word that's being used here. Useless, idle. It's translated as “idle” in1 Timothy 5:13, where Paul warns Timothy about the danger of young widows not being married. He says, “At the same time they also learn to be idle, as they go…
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…with his neighbor, for we are members one of another. He warns against gossip, which is meaningless talking about somebody else. Often it's untrue.1 Timothy 5, verse 13, this is in regards to some idle, the word just left my mind. It's going to come back to me in just a second. Be patient with me. It's in our text.…
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…beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, the adulteress is loud and wayward. Unlike godly young women who are commanded in Titus 2, verses 3-5, and1 Timothy 5, verses 11-14, to love their husbands and children and to manage their households, the adulteress' feet do not stay at home. She does not love her husband and…
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…they're very tough. I think the context in here, in the context that Paul had in mind, it is what was happening in Ephesus, where he spoke to1 Timothy 5, verses 11-13, where many young women, mainly widows, they were behaving in a very bad way, being controlled by their passions, wanting to remarry just out of…
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