2 Timothy 3:1–13
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Difficult Times Will Come
1But know this, that ain the last days difficult times will come.
2For men will be alovers of self, blovers of money, cboastful, darrogant, eblasphemers, fdisobedient to parents, gungrateful, hunholy,
3aunloving, irreconcilable, 1bmalicious gossips, without self-control, without gentleness, cwithout love for good,
4atreacherous, breckless, cconceited, dlovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God,
5holding to a form of 1agodliness, but having bdenied its power. cKeep away from such men as these.
6For among them are those who 1aenter into households and take captive 2bweak women weighed down with sins, being led on by cvarious desires,
7always learning and never able to acome to the 1full knowledge of the truth.
8Just as aJannes and Jambres bopposed Moses, so these men also oppose the truth, cmen of depraved mind, disqualified in regard to the faith.
9But they will not make further progress, for their afolly will be obvious to all, just bas theirs was also.
10But you afollowed my teaching, conduct, purpose, faith, patience, blove, 1perseverance,
11apersecutions, and bsufferings, such as happened to me at cAntioch, at dIconium, and at eLystra. What fpersecutions I endured, and out of them all gthe Lord rescued me!
12Indeed, all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus awill be persecuted.
13But evil men and impostors awill proceed from bad to worse, bdeceiving and being deceived.
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Cross references
- a1 Tim 4:1
- aPhil 2:21
- bLuke 16:14; 1 Tim 3:3; 6:10
- cRom 1:30
- dRom 1:30
- e2 Pet 2:10–12
- fRom 1:30
- gLuke 6:35
- h1 Tim 1:9
- aRom 1:31
- b1 Tim 3:11
- cTitus 1:8
- aActs 7:52
- bActs 19:36
- c1 Tim 3:6
- dPhil 3:19
- a1 Tim 4:7
- b1 Tim 5:8
- cMatt 7:15; 2 Thess 3:6
- aJude 4
- b1 Tim 5:6; Titus 3:3
- cTitus 3:3
- a2 Tim 2:25
- aEx 7:11
- bActs 13:8
- c1 Tim 6:5
- aLuke 6:11
- bEx 7:11, 12; 8:18; 9:11
- aPhil 2:20, 22; 1 Tim 4:6
- b1 Tim 6:11
- a2 Cor 12:10
- b2 Cor 1:5, 7
- cActs 13:14, 45, 50
- dActs 14:1–7, 19
- eActs 14:8–20
- f2 Cor 11:23–27
- gRom 15:31
- aJohn 15:20; Acts 14:22; 2 Cor 4:9f
- a2 Tim 2:16
- bTitus 3:3
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