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2 Timothy 3:5

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They’ll pretend that they’re serving God, but they won’t believe that God has any power. Don’t have anything to do with people like that.

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They claim that they know God, but their actions show that they don’t know him. They’re despicable, disobedient, and worthless at doing anything good.

Anyone who doesn’t provide for their own relatives, and especially for their own family, has denied the faith and is worse than someone who doesn’t believe.

“Watch out for false prophets. They come to you disguised as sheep, but on the inside they’re hungry wolves.

If someone is causing divisions, warn them once, and then warn them again if you have to, but after that, don’t have anything to do with them.

Stay away from godless chatter. Those who take part in it will become more and more ungodly.

But don’t have anything to do with arguing. It’s foolish. You know it only leads to fights.

It causes trouble all the time between people whose minds are twisted by sin. They once knew the truth, but it has been taken away from them. They think they can get rich by being godly.

Then we won’t be babies in the faith anymore. We won’t be like ships tossed around by the waves and blown here and there by every new teaching. We won’t be fooled by the tricks that people use to hide their real plans.

Brothers and sisters, we command you in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ to keep away from every believer who’s lazy and disruptive and who doesn’t follow the teaching you received from us.

Take special note of anyone who doesn’t obey the teachings in our letter and then don’t have anything to do with them. Then they’ll feel ashamed.

But don’t have anything to do with foolish and ignorant stories that leave God out completely. Instead, train yourself to be godly.

Physical training has some value, but being godly has value in every way. It can help both in the life you’re now living and in the life to come.




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