II Timothy 4

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II TIMOTHYCHAPTER 4

• Closing Remarks

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II Tim. 41-8 Spread the word.

• Verse 1 A solemn charge with divine backing
• I Tim. 521 A charge to not show favoritism.
• Heb. 412 We are judged by Gods word.
• Jn. 522 Christ is our judge.
• Verse 2 The command
• Mt. 251-13 Parable of ten virgins always be
  ready
• II Tim. 316 Gods word can reprove.
• Gal. 211 Rebuke because they stand condemned.
• I Th. 211 Paul exhorted with encouragement.
• I Th. 27-9 Paul exhorted with great patience.

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II Tim. 41-8 Spread the word.

• Verse 3 They will fall away.
• I Tim. 41 Explicitly foretold by the Holy
  Spirit.
• Ps. 119 21,118 They are arrogant and deceitful.
• II Pet. 26 Like Sodom and Gomorrah.
• Verse 4 From truth to myths
• I Tim. 14 Speculation instead of faith in Gods
  word
• I Tim. 46-7 Fables are condemned.

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II Tim. 41-8 Spread the word.

• Verse 5 Keep studying.
• II Tim. 215 Be diligent in Gods word.
• II Tim. 18-12 Your perseverance will be
  rewarded.
• II Tim. 42 Spread the word.
• II Tim. 47-8 Complete your goals.
• Verse 6 Paul is getting old.
• Jn. 94 Soon, we will not be able to work.
• Phil. 217 Paul rejoiced in their faith.
• Phil. 123-24 Paul desired to die physically
  remain.
• II Pet. 113-15 Peter desired to remind until
  death.

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II Tim. 41-8 Spread the word.

• Verses 7-8 Paul endured to the end.
• Rev. 210 Christ encourages the church at
  Smyrna.
• I Pet. 54 We will receive a crown of glory.
• Rom. 835-37 We conquer through Christ.
• II Jn. 16 Love is walking according to His
  commandments.

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II Tim. 49-22 Some personal items

• Verses 9-10 Some deserted, loved present world
• I Jn. 215 Do not love the world.
• Mt. 1626 Our soul is worth more than anything.
• Col. 414,18 Demas was with Paul, while in
  prison.
• Heb. 121 Lay aside every encumbrance.
• Verse 11 Mark was useful for service.
• Heb. 1228 Christians offer service to God.
• Ac. 1313 Deserted Paul and Barnabas.
• Ac. 1536-39 Paul did not want his
  companionship.
• Col. 410 He proved himself worthy.

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II Tim. 49-22 Some personal items

• Verse 12 Tychicus
• Ac. 204 Traveled with Paul on third journey.
• Eph. 621-22 Carried Ephesians to the church.
• Col. 47,9 Carried Colossians and Philemon.
• Verse 13 Paul may have left Troas in chains.
• Ac. 168-11 Paul saw a vision in Troas.
• Verses 14-15 Alexander the coppersmith.
• Ac. 19 33-34 A jew in the crowd at Ephesus.
• I Tim. 119-20 Rejected Gods word wrecked
  faith.
• Lk. 14-11, I Cor. 1132 Humbled by God like Job.

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II Tim. 49-22 Some personal items

• Verses 16-18 They all deserted Paul.
• I Jn. 19 Paul hoped for forgiveness.
• I Cor. 135 Love forgives others.
• Col. 19-12 We are strengthened by the Lord.
• I Cor. 1033 God will provide an escape.
• II Pet. 29 The Lord will rescue the godly.

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II Tim. 49-22 Some personal items

• Verse 19 Prisca, Aquilla, and Onesiphorus
• I Cor. 1619 Couple had a church in their home.
• Rom. 163-4 Risked their lives for Paul.
• II Tim. 116-18 Onesiphorus was not ashamed.
• Gal. 610 Onesiphorus refreshed and served Paul.
• Tit. 35 Onesiphorus still needed Gods mercy.
• Verses 20-22 Some faithful brethern are named.
• Rom. 1623 Erastus was the city treasurer in
  Corinth.
• Ac. 204 Trophimus traveled with Paul.

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Chapter 4 Closing Remarks

• Verses 1-8 Spread the word.
• A solemn charge with divine backing
• The command
• They will fall away.
• From truth to myths
• Keep studying.
• Paul is getting old.
• Paul endured to the end.

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Chapter 4 Closing Remarks

• Verses 49-22 Some personal items
• Some deserted Paul, for love of this present
  world.
• Mark was useful for service.
• Tychicus traveled with Paul and carried letters.
• Paul may have left Troas in chains.
• Alexander the coppersmith rejected God.
• They all deserted Paul and Paul hoped for
  salvation.
• Prisca, Aquilla, and Onesiphorus served others.
• Some faithful brethern are named.

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