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2 Timothy 2

Amplified Bible, 2015 (AMP)

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2 Timothy 2:2 [1] This group would have included the apostles Peter and John, as well as James, Jesus' half brother who was also the leader of the Jerusalem church.
2 Timothy 2:2 [1] This group would have included the apostles Peter and John, as well as James, Jesus' half brother who was also the leader of the Jerusalem church.
2 Timothy 2:4 [2] I.e. the Judaizers (see note 1:7).
2 Timothy 2:4 [2] I.e. the Judaizers (see note 1:7).
2 Timothy 2:9 [3] A solemn act of partnership signifying acceptance, agreement and trust.
2 Timothy 2:9 [3] A solemn act of partnership signifying acceptance, agreement and trust.
2 Timothy 2:12 [4] I.e. self-righteous Jewish converts who twisted the gospel to suit their legalistic beliefs, observed Mosaic Law, and would not eat with Gentile believers.
2 Timothy 2:12 [4] I.e. self-righteous Jewish converts who twisted the gospel to suit their legalistic beliefs, observed Mosaic Law, and would not eat with Gentile believers.
2 Timothy 2:16 [5] Being justified is a legal or judicial declaration of righteousness. Justification has two parts: (1) Being declared free of blame, acquitted of sin—not guilty. Believers are justified because Jesus Christ personally assumed the guilt for our sin on the cross; (2) God declares the person righteous, that is, placed in a position of right-standing with Him. A person may not be made righteous by his personal behavior, no matter how good, or by the declaration of any other human being.
2 Timothy 2:16 [5] Being justified is a legal or judicial declaration of righteousness. Justification has two parts: (1) Being declared free of blame, acquitted of sin—not guilty. Believers are justified because Jesus Christ personally assumed the guilt for our sin on the cross; (2) God declares the person righteous, that is, placed in a position of right-standing with Him. A person may not be made righteous by his personal behavior, no matter how good, or by the declaration of any other human being.
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