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LESSON 1 - PAGE 1© M.Deming and HiveResources.com - 2017
1 timothy 1:12-17Read 1:12-17 and use the chart below to identify Christ’s activity and Paul’s activity. Here are some hints. What is Christ responsible for in this passage? Consider their past and current works, as well as their key motivations for their actions.
PAUL’S ACTIVITY CHRIST’S ACTIVITY
1 timothy 1: Shipwrecked
1 timothy 1:1-11Read 1:1-11 and make a list of all the commands given in the passage or fill in the chart where applicable.
Read 1 Timothy 1.
Break the chapter into smaller sections, working through each one. Consider how the sections in the chapter are structured (ordered and organized). Often, the structure of aof a chapter helps to reinforce a central truth, build an argument, or explain a command.
COMMAND REASON RESULT
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*Key Word information taken from Thayer’s Greek Lexicon
TIMOTHY FALSE TEACHERS
Read 1:18-20. In the chart below, compare and contrast Timothy with the false teachers in Ephesus. Consider their qualifications for serving in the church, their character, and their conduct.
1 timothy 1:18-20
key words* - chapter 1TEACH NO OTHERDOCTRINE (vs. 3)
To teach other or different doctrine; deviating from the truth, wholesome words of Jesus Christ, or doctrine that accords with godliness. (See 1 Tim. 2:2; 3:16; 4:7-8; 6:3-6, 11).
The good news of Jesus Christ having suffered on the cross to procure eternal salvation for men in the kingdom of God and being raised to life and exalted to the right hand of God in hehand of God in heaven.
GOSPEL (vs. 11)CONSCIENCE (vs. 5)
The soul as distinguishing between what is morally good & bad. A good conscience is free of guilt & reconciled to God. (See 1 Tim. 1:5; 3:9; 4:2; 2 Tim. 1:3; Titus 1:15)
GIVE HEED (vs. 4)
Literally: to bring near, as a ship to land.Figuratively: to apply oneself or attach oneself, to hold or cleave to a person or thing.
SHIPWRECK (vs. 19)
To be stranded; a metaphor for suffering shipwreck concerning one’s faith.
FAITH (vs. 1,4, 5,14,19)
The conviction of the truth of anything; trust, belief. In reference to Christ: a strong belief that Jesus Christ is the Messiah through whom we obtain eternal salvation & entrance into the kingdom of Godof God.
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WHO WAS Paul?Hebrew name = SaulReferred in to the New Testament as Paul after his first missionary journey (see Acts 13:9ff)Traditionally thought to be small in stature and plain in appearanceBorn to a prominent Jewish family in the tribe of Benjamin, named after King Saul (Phil. 3:5)Educated in the Law under a respected Rabbi & referred to himself as a Pharisee (Acts 5:33-39; Gal. 1:14)Because he was born a Roman citizen, Paul possessed important rights and privilegesBeBefore his conversion, Paul persecuted the early church zealously (Acts 8:1-3; 9:1-2; 26:9-11; Phil. 3)Converted to Christianity after meeting Jesus on the Damascus Road (Acts 9:1-8)Became the premier missionary, theologian, preacher, and writer of the early church (Acts 13-28)Responsible for the spread of the Gospel to the Gentiles by planting churches on his jounrneys
notes - 1 Timothy 2
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