디모데후서
Epistle · New Testament · The apostle Paul · c. 64-67 CE (traditional) or late 1st to early 2nd century CE (critical scholarship)
The Second Epistle to Timothy is a pastoral letter written as a final exhortation to Timothy, who is leading the church in Ephesus. The text encourages Timothy to remain steadfast in his ministry, endure suffering for the gospel, and guard sound doctrine against false teachers. It also includes personal reflections from the author as he anticipates his imminent death.
Faithfulness in sufferingPreserving sound doctrinePerseveranceScriptural authority
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- 1디모데후서 1Paul encourages Timothy to remain faithful, guard the gospel, and remember his heritage, contrasting unfaithful associates with the supportive Onesiphorus.
- 2디모데후서 2Paul exhorts Timothy to endure hardship like a good soldier, avoid foolish disputes, and correctly handle the word of truth.
- 3디모데후서 3Paul warns Timothy of last-days wickedness, urging him to rely on inspired Scripture for teaching and training in righteousness.
- 4디모데후서 4Paul charges Timothy to preach the word, reflects on his own approaching death, and requests personal visits and final greetings.