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Personalities In The Pastoral Epistles
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Articles in this Series
Personalities In the Pastoral Epistles
Introduction The last letters written by the apostle Paul were to Timothy and Titus, the socalled Pastoral Epistles. In them the apostle referred to some twenty-seven people by name ranging from those…
Howard A. Barnes
2010 Volume 65 Issue 3
Exposition
Personalities in the Pastoral Epistles
Those who were a delight to Paul: Timothy (continued) Timothy never met Paul in Troas and in all probability he never got down to Corinth. In fact, when Paul arrived in Troas, he did not find Titus, …
Howard A. Barnes
2010 Volume 65 Issue 4
Exposition
Those Who Were a Delight to Paul: Lois and Eunice (Continued)
Eunice and her mother Lois lived in Lystra in southern Galatia (modern-day Turkey). They were Jewesses, but, by the time we read about them, Eunice had married a Greek and had a grown-up, but uncircum…
Howard A. Barnes
2011 Volume 66 Issue 1
Exposition
Personalities in the Pastoral Epistles (4) – Those who were a delight to Paul (continued)
TITUS Titus was one of Paul’s fellow-workers who, over the space of nearly twenty years, undertook some difficult and demanding tasks at Paul’s instigation. The apostle was involved with Titus from hi…
Howard A. Barnes
2011 Volume 66 Issue 2
Exposition
Personalities in the Pastoral Epistles – Part 5
Those who were a delight to Paul (continued) Luke (meaning: ‘light’, ‘bright’, ‘white’) Luke was a Gentile physician who joined Paul’s party in Troas, the major sea port on the western coast of Asia M…
Howard A. Barnes
2011 Volume 66 Issue 3
Exposition
Those who were a delight to Paul (continued) – Aquila and Priscilla (Prisca) – Part 6
The Jewish Rabbi Jehuda wrote that ‘He who does not teach his son a trade is much the same as if he taught him to be a thief’. This was in addition to any academic training that a son might have been …
Howard A. Barnes
2011 Volume 66 Issue 4
Devotional
Personalities in the Pastoral Epistles (7) – Those who were a delight to Paul (continued)
Apollos When Apollos, a Jew from Alexandria in Egypt, turned up at the synagogue at Ephesus, he made quite an impression with his speaking. As far as it went, his teaching was very good, being marked …
Howard A. Barnes
2012 Volume 67 Issue 1
Exposition
Personalities in the Pastoral Epistles (8) – Those who were devoted, dutiful and dear to Paul
Paul intended to send relief to Titus, who was working on the island of Crete, so that he could be free to meet him at Nicopolis. This relief was to be in the person of either Artemas or Tychicus, Tit…
Howard A. Barnes
2012 Volume 67 Issue 2
Devotional
Personalities in the Pastoral Epistles (9) – Those who were a disappointment to Paul
Those who were a disappointment to PaulDemas (meaning: popular) Demas was a fellow-labourer with the apostle Paul and was with him during his first imprisonment,1 but deserted him during his second, 2…
Howard A. Barnes
2012 Volume 67 Issue 3
Devotional
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