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Notes: 1 Timothy 1:2

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To Timothy, my true child in the faith: Grace, mercy and peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord. (1 Timothy 1:2)
The letter is addressed to a man named Timothy. He was the son of a Jewess and a Greek, from the town of Lystra, located in present day Turkey. [...]

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Notes: 1 Timothy 1:1

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Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus according to the commandment of God our Savior, and of Christ Jesus, who is our hope, (1 Timothy 1:1)
The author of this epistle, Paul, begins by making very clear the position and authority under which he has written.
His position is that of apostle of Christ. He is [...]

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Does the Christian Coalition Speak for you?

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Georgia is apparently one of only three states that maintains blue laws. A blue law is a law specifically designed to enforce moral standards often in regards to what activities may occur on Sundays.
Here in Georgia, you may not purchase alcoholic beverages at the local grocery store after midnight on Saturday and before Midnight [...]

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The Prayer of the Unrighteous

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Last Thursday during a conversation, a question came up regarding prayer on ones behalf. Do you want everyone praying for you, or just the righteous?
The effective prayer of a righteous man can accomplish much. (James 5:16b)
James tells us that there is great value in the prayer of the righteous. The righteous man [...]

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Notes: Titus Review

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Yesterday was the last day for Titus. After nearly two full months of daily writing, the break for the remainder of the week will be welcomed. Next week, we will begin working through the pastoral Epistles to the young man Timothy.
But a quick review of the book of Titus. Paul has a [...]

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