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The books of First Timothy, Second Timothy and Titus are frequently referred to as the Pastoral Epistles. The reason for this title is that the letters that Paul wrote in these 3 books were written to Timothy and Titus, two of his previous colleagues and apprentices as they had questions about many issues that they were facing and how to deal with them. The issues facing Timothy and Titus are...

11:1 confidence. The Greek is hupostasis [TG5287, ZG5712], which some read as “substance” or “essence” (as in 1:3), but it is better understood as “confidence” (as in 3:14; see note). “Faith” here is human faith, not the faithfulness of God, and to that extent subjective. What is objective is the object of that faith, the things “we hope for,” things we are confident “will actually happen.” But the parallel term translated as “assurance” is actually “evidence” or “proof” (elenchos [TG1650,
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