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Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus, commonly called the Pastoral Epistles, are Paul’s last letters before his martyrdom. Although written in the first century, they are very relevant for church life today. Contemporary issues such as the inspiration and authority of scripture, the characteristics of church leaders, the role of women, and the nature of holiness were high on Paul’s priority list...

As I urged you when I went into Macedonia, stay there in Ephesus. The letter properly begins here with Paul reminding Timothy of his urgent request to him to stay on in Ephesus, the capital city of the Roman province of Asia, to sort out certain problems that had arisen in the church there. Paul himself had gone on to Macedonia in the north of Greece, perhaps in fulfilment of his promise to the church at Philippi (Phil. 2:24). These movements do not fit in
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