2 Timothy 1:1-18

Jim Watt jmbetter at gmail.com
Thu Mar 18 12:31:56 PDT 2010


“*TWO ARE BETTER THAN ONE” MINISTRIES*

*Jim & Marie Watt*

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*March 18, 2010
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   *2 TIMOTHY 1-4 *

*SUMMARY: THE PASSING OF THE TORCH*


 *A. 1:1-2 PAUL TO TIMOTHY*

PAUlos, aPOsto-los [652] ChrisTOU 'I*e*SOU diA theL*E*ma-tos [2307] TheOU,

*Paul, apostle of Christ Jesus through God's will,*

kat' e-pag-geLIan [1860] z*o*-*E*S [2222] t*e*s en ChrisT*O* 'I*e*SOU,

*according to promise of the life :in Christ Jesus,*

Ti-moTHE*o*, a-ga-p*e*T*O* TEKn*o* [5043]: CHAris [5485], Ele-os [1565], eiR
*E*n*e* [1515],

*2 to Timothy, beloved child: grace, mercy, peace,*

aPO TheOU paTROS kai KuRIou 'I*e*SOU ChrisTOU tou KuRIou h*e*M*O*N.

*from God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ our Lord.*



 *B. 1:3-18 PAUL'S LOVE FOR FELLOW-WORKERS*

*1. 1:3-14 PAUL'S CONCERN FOR TIMOTHY*

*a. 1:3-5 REMEMBRANCE*

CHArin [5485] Ech*o* The*O*, h*o* laTREU*o* [3000] aPO proGOn*o*n [4269] en
ka-thaRA [2513] su-neiD*E*sei [4893],

*I thank :God, whom I serve from my forefathers in a pure conscience,*

h*o*s a-diAleip-ton [880 Ech*o* t*e*n peRI sou MNEIan [3417] en tais de*E*seSIN
[1162] mou nukTOS kai h*e*MEras

*how unceasing is my :remembrance of you in my :supplications night and day*

e-pi-poTH*O*N [1972] se iDEIN, mem-n*e*MEnos [3415] sou t*o*n daKRU*o*n
[1144],

*4 longing to see you, remembering your :tears,*

HIna chaRAS [5479] pl*e*-r*o*TH*O* [4137],

*that I may be filled with joy,*

huPOMn*e*-sin [4280] laB*O*N t*e*s en soi a-nu-poKRItou [505] PIste-*o*s;

*5 having been reminded of the unfeigned faith in you;*

H*E*tis eN*O*k*e*-sen [1774] PR*O*ton en t*e* MAMm*e* sou L*o*Idi,

*which dwelt first in your :grandmother Lois,*

kai t*e* m*e*TRI sou EuNIk*e*; PEpeis-mai [3982] de HOti kai en soi.

*and your :mother Eunice; and, I am persuaded that in you also.*


 *b. 1:6 GIFT TO BE STIRRED UP*

di' h*e*n aiTIan [156] a-na-mimN*E*sk*o* [363] se a-na-z*o*-puREIN [329] to
CHAris-ma [5486] tou TheOU,

*For which cause I remind you to stir into flame the gift of :God,*

HO es-tin en soi diA t*e*s e-piTHEse-*o*s [1936] t*o*n cheiR*O*N mou.

*which is in you through the laying on of my :hands.*


 *c. 1:7 NATURE OF SPIRIT GIVEN TO MAN*

ou gar Ed*o*-ken h*e*MIN ho TheOS PNEUma deiLIas [1167];

*For :God gave us not a spirit of fearfulness;*

alLA duNAme-*o*s [1411] kai aGAp*e*s [26] kai s*o*-phro-nisMOU [4995].

*but of power and love and sobering.*


 *d. 1:8-11 TESTIMONY*

m*e* oun e-pais-chunTH*E*S [1870] to marTUri-on [3142] tou KuRIou h*e*M*O*N,

*Be not ashamed therefore of the testimony of our :Lord,*

m*e*DE eME ton DESmi-on [1198] auTOU:

*nor of me his :prisoner:*

alLA sun-ka-koPAth*e*-son [4777] t*o* eu-ag-geLI*o* kaTA DUna-min TheOU;

*but suffer hardship with the gospel according to God's power;*

tou S*O*san-tos [4982] h*e*MAS, kai kaLEsan-tos [2563] KL*E*sei [2821] haGIa
[40],

*9 who saved us, and called us with a holy calling,*

ou kaTA ta ERga h*e*M*O*N, alLA kaTA iDIan PROthe-sin [4286] kai CHArin

*not according to our :works, but according to his own purpose and grace*

t*e*n doTHEIsan h*e*MIN en ChrisT*O* 'I*e*SOU pro CHROn*o*n [5550] ai-*o*NI*
o*n [166],

*:given us in Christ Jesus before age times,*

pha-ne-r*o*THEIsan [5319] de nun diA t*e*s e-pi-phaNEIas [2015]

*10 but has now been manifested through the appearing*

tou s*o*T*E*ros [4990] h*e*M*O*N ChrisTOU 'I*e*SOU, ka-tarG*E*san-tos
[2673]men ton THAna-ton,

*of our :Savior Christ Jesus, who nullified :death,*

ph*o*TIsan-tos [5461] de z*o*-*E*N kai aph-tharSIan [861] diA tou
eu-ag-geLIou,

*and brought life and incorruption to light through the gospel,*

eis ho eTEth*e*n [5087] eG*O* K*E*rux [2783], kai aPOsto-los [652], kai
diDAska-los [1320].

*11 unto which I was appointed preacher, and apostle, and teacher.*


 *e. 1:12 CONFIDENCE*

di' H*E*N aiTIan [156] kai TAUta PASch*o* [3958]: all' ouk e-paiSCHUno-mai
[1870];

*For which cause I suffer also these things: yet I am not ashamed;*

OIda gar h*o* pePIsteu-ka [4100], kai PEpeis-mai [3982]

*for I know whom I have believed, and I am persuaded*

HOti du-naTOS es-tin t*e*n pa-raTH*E*k*e*n [3866] mou phuLAxai [5442] eis
eKEIn*e*n t*e*n h*e*MEran.

*that he is able to guard my :deposit against that :day.*


 *f. 1:13 SOUND WORDS*

hu-poTUp*o*-sin [5296] Eche hu-gi-aiNONt*o*n [5198] LOg*o*n h*o*n par' eMOU
*E*kou-sas,

*Hold a pattern of sound words which you have heard from me,*

en PIstei kai aGAp*e* t*e* en ChrisT*O* 'I*e*SOU.

*in faith and love which is in Christ Jesus.*


 *g. 1:14 THE GOOD THING KEPT*

t*e*n kaL*E*N pa-raTH*E*k*e*n [3872] PHUla-xon [5442]

*The good deposit guard*

diA PNEUma-tos HaGIou tou e-noiKOUNtos [1774] en huMIN.

*through the Holy Spirit who dwells in us.*


 *2. 1:15-18 ONESIPHORUS: NOT A FEARFUL HELPER*

*a. 1:15 PAUL FORSAKEN*

OIdas TOUto, HOti a-peSTRAph*e*SAN [654] me PANtes hoi en t*e* A-SIa;

*This you know, that all they in :Asia turned away from me;*

H*O*N es-tin PHUge-los kai Her-moGEn*e*s.

*of whom is Phygelus and Hermogenes.*


 *b. 1:16-18 ONESIPHORUS*

D*O*-*e* [1325] Ele-os [1656] ho KUri-os t*o* O-n*e*-siPHOrou OIk*o*:

*The Lord grant mercy to the house of Onesiphorus:*

HOti polLAkis me aNEpsu-xen [404], kai t*e*n HAluSIN [254] mou ouk
e-paisCHUNth*e*; [1870]

*because he oft refreshed me, and was not ashamed of my :chain;*

alLA, geNOme-nos en 'R*O*m*e*, spouDAI*o*s [4706] eZ*E*t*e*SEN [2212] me,
kai HEUren [2147]

*17 but, when he was in Rome, he sought me diligently, and found me*

(D*O*-*e* auT*O* ho KUri-os heuREIN Ele-os [1656] paRA KuRIou en eKEIn*e* t*
e* h*e*MEra);

*18 (the Lord grant him to find mercy of the Lord in that :day);*

kai HOsa en E-PHEs*o* di-*e*KOn*e*-sen [1247], BELti-on [957] su giN*O*skeis
[1097].

*and in how many things he ministered at Ephesus, you know quite well.*



 *NOTE**: *1:1-2 - There are some readers of the NT who have concluded that
Paul was a hard man. To read carefully in context all of his relationships
with the saints of his time, will most certainly cause such readers to
revise such conclusions. The fatherly and nurse-like spirit of Paul easily
corrects such conclusions. And to read verse 2 of this portion is to start
the correcting process.


 1:3-14 - This paragraph only confirms this insight. See again 1:6-7 and the
*true* Presbytery concept of those days of ordination that was restored in
1948 in North Battleford, Canada. In Paul's day, every city church had its
own Eldership or Presbytery. They did not need to call on outsiders for this
ministry. And if outsiders were invited to share in this ministry, they were
but “visitors”, not the true Presbytery of that city. What a saving of money
this was! For the Presbytery in those days ministered to each of the Elders
on the local church of the home level - “freely”! And the Presbytery did not
serve merely in ordaining elders and deacons, but also for commissioning and
sending forth missionaries (Acts 13:1-3), solving problems such as in Acts
1:15 and the Judaizing controversy; making decisions such as in the book of
Ruth, and how Boaz rose up as #1 Kinsman-Redeemer - to take the hand of
Ruth. Soon I believe we will see fully-orbed City Church Presbyteries once
again functioning in these various ministrations.


 1:13 - Paul here once returns to “soundness” in the Word, but *mixed* with
faith and love. The Interlinear Greek Bible Numeric NT prepared by Ivan
Panin is a *great* help in this direction, *especially* in the light of the
Bible Numeric revelation of sentence, paragraph and section structure. These
outlines solve many of the problems of Textual Criticism. There are some 20
NT readings seriously under question by the Bible Critics. Since 1946 I have
tested these readings - found against the Modernistic Critics of Canada, and
the Evangelical scholars of the Northern Baptist Theological Seminary of
Chicago where I obtained my Master of Divinity degree in 1952. *Always* I
found that the best of the Textual Critics and students of Bible Chronology
- tended towards the findings of Panin through Bible Numerics! Interesting!


 In 1:15-18 we find the apostle Paul grateful, and remembering the
helpfulness of the ministries that stood with him during much of his
difficult times. - J.A.W.



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