1 Timoteo 5:17–19
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Los ancianosa que gobiernan bien sean considerados dignos de doble honorb, principalmente los que trabajanc en la predicación1 y en la enseñanza.
Porque la Escritura dice: «No pondras bozal al buey cuando trillaa», y: «El obrero es digno de su salariob».
No admitas acusación contra un ancianoa, a menos de que haya1 dos o tres testigosb.
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