All right, y'all, Peace and blessings, God bless you all. I'm

Jarvis Kingston, and I hope that y'all doing all right, staying strong and

solving these times that ring. I pray that you have repented, that you

are baptized. I pray that you are safe, protected and prayed up.

And I just hope that whatever situation that you're going through, that the Lord

is with you, that he guides you, he protects you, he looks

out for you, he comforts you. I pray that you put Him first

forever, and that you stay faithful, obedient, and you stay in alignment.

And I just pray that you always dedicate everything to the Most High,

and that you always put Him first in all areas of your life, and

that you always go to Him for help and always know that He will provide

and do timing perfect timing aimen. Yes, yes, y'all, let us

think the Lord for another day. Let us take the Lord for awaken us

up to they're giving us another chance. Let us think the Lord for food

in our belly, closing our backup, roof over our head. Let us

take the Lord for protecting us coming in, they're coming out. Let's take

the Lord for his word, as promises, as covenants. Has only big

God, so die for our sins a man. Yes, yes, So

there's a lot to be thankful about. There's a lot to be grateful about.

So many people complain and focus on a negative, but you have to

focus on the goodness of God and how great he is or what he's brought

you through. Okay. Let us always stay content, grateful, appreciative,

okay, because we live in a generation of people that complain too much and

don't praise the Lord enough. Okay, So always rejoice, always rejoice,

always prays the Lord. All right, Yes, yes, y'all welcome everybody.

Ill appreciate all of you guys for supporting and listening. It means a

lot to me. I'm praying for you all. Love you all so much.

I don't know what you're going through out there about. I know that

the Lord will look out when you stay faithful and you keep look good to

him as the sources, okay, and that he will do what his word

says. His word doesn't go void. So the Lord protects people. The

Lord keeps his promises. Always remember that, all right, Yes, yes,

y'all welcome everybody. Greeting's Body of Christ shalone, family. Hope that

you all just hanging in there, taking it one day at a time,

all right, y'all, y'all going at it day by day. We gotta

take it one day at a time. All right. So much going on,

all four corners of the earth. So we just got to really,

you know, take it easy out here, walk light on this journey.

Okay, gotta take it light, amen. Yes, yes, y'all.

Welcome everybody, all people's, all nations, all tribes, all languages,

all tongues, all racist, all faces, all four quarters of the earth.

Whether you are is a light or a gentile, it is all right,

whether you were chosen or adopted, it is all right. Let us

gather praise the Lord and thank them for everything. Yes, yes, y'all.

Let everything that has breath, praise the Lord. All the peoples,

all the mountains, all the trees, all the plants, all the animals,

all the creatures and the sea, all the birds in the air.

Let everything has breath, Praiser of the Lord. Hallelujah. Yes, yes,

y'all. Let us love the Lord, our golf of our mind,

hearts, soul, strength and might. Let us love our neighbors as we

love ourselves. Let us know the Lord better and obey his word. Obey

the gospel. Be obedient, faithful people. Let us lead by example of

Christ's love and the example that Christ set for us. Let us pass that

on the others as well. Amen, Yes, yes, let us do

Father's business and Father's will for the rest of our lives until his son comes

back. All right, he's coming back like a thief in the night.

He is coming back for a church with no spot, no blemish, nor

wrinkle. He is coming back in an hour. Nobody knows but the Father.

Okay. So always stay ready, so you don't have to get ready.

Hallelujah. Keep that lamp in, that oil on, keep it burning,

keeping on. Okay, yes, yes, y'all. So in today's

Masters, we're gonna continue our Bible reading the series. Okay. We left

off at Second Thessalonians on the last episode, so we're gonna continue on forward

with the Book of First Timothy. Okay. So First Timothy is a pretty

good book, a very great read. I look forward to sharing it with

you all. Nothing from there, we'll close out with a priestly blessing.

We'll close out with a prayer, and we'll also close out. We're giving

all the praise on our glory to the most High God of Abraham Misin Jacob,

and praise is only begun, and so die for our sentins. Amen.

Yes, yes, y'all. So let us always stay in this word

and be a due of the word. Okay. So before I read First

Timothy Chapter one, I would like to read the introduction commentary prior to it.

Okay, So let's go through the commentary. Intro. The author,

the Apostle Paul, the audience Timothy, Paul student and the young pastor of

the Church of Ephesians. The date about a d. Sixty four, probably

between Paul's first and second imprisonments in Rome. The setting Timothy receives instructions from

Paul on church management. Okay. Essentials of First Timothy. The Apostle Paul

is an ideal combination of friend, teacher, and mentor to Timothy. These

two men force their relationship and the heat of great adventure, hardship, danger,

and a magnificent cause. They each placed their lives at God's disposal and

enjoy the fruits of trust, camaraderie, and satisfaction that only shared experiences can

bring. Eventually, Paul sends Timothy on his own missionary assignment. Paul writes

the two letters that bear Timothy's name to this young man and need of encouragement,

direction, and connection. Paul provides a mix of wisdom about everyday issues

Timothy faces and counsel about his role as a church leader. As you read

First Timothy, look for ways to reflect the same balance between managing your ordinary

duties and meeting the deeper personal needs of the believers you encounter. As you

seek that balance, you can foster healthy bonds whether you find yourself on the

giving or receiving end of a mentoring relationship. What to look for in First

Timothy? What a spiritual mentor can teach you. Understanding the central matters for

life and ministry, Honoring and encouraging those with special duties within the church.

Youth not an excuse when it comes to faith, the gift of age and

accumulated accumulated experience, Understanding and living a contented life. All right, y'all,

So as to intro build up a commentary for First Timothy. Okay,

so now let's go into the Book of First Timothy. Chapter one. Let's

begin paul An Apostle of Christ Jesus, by the command of God our Savior,

and of Christ Jesus. Our hope to Timothy, my true son,

and the faith, Grace, mercy and peace from God the Father and Christ

Jesus our Lord. Warning against false teachers of the law, as I urged

you when I went into Macedonia, stay there and Ephesias, so that you

may command certain men not to teach false doctrines any longer, nor to devote

themselves to myths and endless genealogies. These promote controversies rather than God's work,

which is by faith. The goal of this command is love, which commands

from a pure heart and a good conscious, and a sincere faith. Some

have wandered away from these and turned to meaningless talk. They want to be

teachers of the law, but they do not know what they are talking about

or what they so confidently affirmed. We know that the law is good if

one uses it properly. We also know that law is made not for the

righteous, but for law breakers and rebels, the un godly and sinful,

the unholy and irreligious, for those who kill their fathers or mothers, for

murderers, for adulterers and perverts, for slave traders and liars and perjurers,

and for whatever else's contrary to the sound doctrine that confirms to the glorious gospel

of the blessed God, which he entrusted to me, the Lord's grace to

Paul, I thank Christ Jesus, our Lord, who has given me strength

that he considered me faithful, appointing me to his service. Even though I

was once a blasphemer and a persecutor and a violent man. I was shown

mercy because I acted in ignorance and unbelief. The grace of our Lord was

poured out on me abundantly, along with the faith and love that are in

Christ Jesus. Here is a trustworthy saying that deserves full acceptance. Christ Jesus

came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am the worst.

But for that very reason I was shown mercy, so that in me,

the worst of sinners, Christ Jesus might display his unlimited patience as an example

for those who would believe on him and receive eternal life. Now to the

King, eternal, immortal, invisible, the only God, be honor and

glory, forever and ever. Amen. Timothy, my son, I give

you this instruction of keeping with the prophecies once made about you, so that

by following them you may fight the good fight, holding on to faith and

a good conscience. Good conscience. Some have rejected these and so have shipwrecked

their faith. Among them are Himinius and Alexander, whom I have handed over

to Satan to be taught not to blaspheme. Alright. So that's the book

of First Timothy chapter one reading all right, all right, So as a

review First Timothy chapter one, Paul goes further to detailed by explaining everything of

Timothy and just telling him to be He's just warning him against false teachers of

the law and be careful for those who spread false doctrines and myths and what

have you, all right, in fables and stuff like that, because they

promote controversies to actually promote God's work, you know, which is by faith.

So Paul just telling Timothy to just be watchful, that being careful,

and that these type of people want to be teachers of the law, but

they don't even know what they're talking about. They're not even affirmed in it

or do it themselves. Okay. Also Furthermore, Paul goes further to detail

about telling them how good the law is and that it's not made for the

righteous, but it's made for lawbreakers and rebels, the ungodly, sinful,

unholy and irreligious, for those who kill their fathers or mothers, for murderers,

for adulterers and perverts, for slave traders, liars and perjurers, and

for wherever it is contrary to the sound doctrine that confirmed, that confirms to

the glorious gospel of the Blessed God which he entrusted to me. So Paul

just goes for it to detail about how the Lord had grace on him as

well, and how Paul used to be violent and an angry man acted out

of ignorance and unbelief, and that even through that, the Lords to that

grace on him, and Paul was a changed man all right. So God's

grace is amazing that God could change anybody. Once God has that encounter impact

on somebody his life, Okay, and when the person is willing to change,

that's always a beautiful thing of God's mercy and grace being shown through that

person's change and transformation. Okay, So the Lord has grace on all of

us. Man, He truly does, a lot of us have come from

all types of crazy walks of life. A lot of us have been through

a dark path, bad road to have you. But by the Lord's grace,

his mercy, his favor, his hand on us, the word it

really washed us up. His word really led us to light. All right.

Now we're people of light, aiming where a royal priesthood light to the

world. Okay, So the most highest grace is very powerful and amazing,

all right. Furthermore, Paul just goes front to detail towards Timothy about how

you know how people straight away from the faith and from sound doctrine, all

right, And he's saying, how you know, people golf and just do

what they want to do and wander off and listen to what they want to

listen to. And furthermore, up Al said something really wild heatht of chapter

one. He says that some have rejected these and so I've shipwrecked their faith.

Among them are Hammonias and Alexander, whom I have handed over to Satan

to be taught not to blasphem. So that's a very tricky thing to read,

you know what I mean? So very crazy stuff overall, But all

in all, it's very important that we stick to the sound doctrine, the

true Gospel, the true word of the Most High. Okay, if it

is not the word that the Most Hashy told of his forefathers are prophets,

if it's not something that the prophets prophesized about, or any fulfillment or goodness

of God or any if it's not concerning anything of the Gospel that Christs themselves,

so then it's not the true word. Okay. What a lot of

people do is they spread. What they do is spread a lot of philosophies,

like a lot of motivational, feel good stuff, and they slap a

scripture on top of it. And that's not the true word. You don't

slap you don't quote a scripture on top of man made wisdom or unsound doctrine,

you know what I mean. And many people, many people ministries do

that stuff. So very dangerous to spread a false gospel, a false doctrine,

to preach about a false Jesus and all that stuff. Because so many

people are doing right now, okay, so we have to preach the true

one, the true Messiah of Abraham. Music and Jacob the true words that

he actually said himself, and the true words are the most I spoke through

his profits. Okay, that's the real word, the most high. Okay,

these people are not spreading that today. That's why there's no fear of

God and people. That's why there's no proper correction edification out here. Because

when people are spreading too much lives and feel good messages and philosophical stuff,

it causes more people to be sainful and make people feel good about it.

And that's the problem. Okay. So that's the book of First Timothy,

chapter one reading. Now let's go in to First Timothy chapter two. All

right, First Timothy chapter two. Here we go instructions on worship. I

urge that first of all, that request prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made

for everyone, for kings and all those in authority, that we may live

peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. This is good and pleases

God, our savior, who wants all men to be saved and to come

to a knowledge of the truth. For there's one God and one mediator between

God and men, the man Christ, Jesus, who gave himself as a

ransom for all men, the testimony given in its proper time, and for

this purpose. I was appointed a herald and an apostle. I tell the

truth. I am not lying, and a teacher of the true faith to

the gentiles. I want men everywhere to lift up holy hands in prayer without

anger or disputing. I also want women to dress modestly, modestly, with

decency and propriety, with properness, not with braided hair, or gold or

pearls, or expensive clothes, but with good deeds appropriate for women who profess

to worship God. A woman should learn in quietness and full submission. I

do not permit a woman to teach or to have authority over a man.

She must be silent. For Adam was formed first then Eve, and Adam

was not the one deceived. It was the woman who was deceived and became

a sinner. But women will be saved through childbearing if they continue in faith,

love and holiness while being proper. All right, So that is the

Book of First Timothy, Chapter two reading. Okay, at what I would

like to do before I review of the whole Chapter two is just read this

in commentary scripture. As God is immortal, the Book of First Timothy,

Chapter one, verse seventeen. Now to the King, eternal, immortal,

invisible, the only God be honor and glory forever and ever. Amen.

All right, So the most Highest Immortal, Halleujah praise to him. So

as we review the Book of First Timothy, chapter two, Paul goes further

to detail about instructions on worship. He's also discussing about the importance of request

intercession, that thanksgiving be made for everyone, for kings and people in authority,

so that people could have quiet, peaceful lives, that godliness and holiness,

all right, because the kingship, the leadership, the authority, everything

they do trickles down to everybody else. So it's important that everybody from top

down is holy and godly, okay. Furthermore, Paul goes into detail about

how the Lord wants people to be saved and how he wants people to come

to knowledge of the truth. Okay, And he discusses that there's just one

God and there was one media between God and men. As Christ, he's

a middleman, he's the bridge that connects at all and furthermore, he was

a rundsom for all men. The testimony giving his proper time, who gave

himself as a ransom. And furthermore, Paul goes into detail about how he

was appointed a herald and apostle to tell the truth and to not lie,

and to be a teacher of the true faith to the gentiles because as we

all know, Paul could priest to his other fellow Jews, others the whites,

because they kept chasing him out, beating him up, throwing him at

president, hurting him. So he had to keep going to the je Tiles

or other nations of the cities of the country just to preach the gospel.

Okay, because the gentiles there are more loving and welcoming towards Paul than as

owners or life brothers or sisters. So as we go furthermore, Paul goes

into detail about you know, he wants every man. He wants everyone to

lift up their holy hands and prayer without anger or disputing. All right,

So when you're praying, you don't want to have anger inside of you while

you're praying, you don't want to have unforgiveness or anything like that. Before

you pray or the Bible or do anything holy. You don't want to have

anger, unforgetness, in your heart, because God sees the heart of a

person more than anything, so God knows us on your heart. So make

sure our hearts are legit and pure and not all filthy're corrupted as we come

into God's presence or calling on his name for something or prayer. All right,

too many people have filthy unforgiveness in their hearts, so Paul's basically telling

us to clean it up as we lift up our hands in prayer, and

to not dispute. All right, don't be having so much classes with people

all the time. When it comes to a fellowship and worship, it has

to be loved, peace, harmony, togetherness, and unity an no more

division, okay, all right, put the differences to decide and be mature

about everything. Furthermore, Paul goes into detail about how he wants women to

dress modesty and decency and being proper. And he said not with braided hair

or gold or pearls or expensive clothes, but with good deeds appropriate for women

who profess to worship God. So if there, Paul goes goes into detail

about how woman should carry yourself inside out. He's not just judging just from

the external outside. He's going from an inside out way as well. All

right, So he just goes further to discussing how women should be modest and

decent and proper about how they go about things. But we look at today's

world. I mean, you know, you can't tell a woman nothing,

right. All this feminism, all this women at power me and stuff,

all this hate men's stuff, all this this programming is hurting people badly,

okay, Ale, all this matriarchal influence all over everywhere. It's it's not

looking good people, It really isn't okay. And furthermore, Paul goes into

detail about a woman should learn and quietness and full submission. I do not

permit a woman to teach or to have authority over a man. She must

be silent. For Adam was formed first and Eve. Adam was not the

one deceived. It was the woman who was deceived and became a sinner.

But women will be saved through childbearing if they continue in faith, love and

holiness while being proper. Okay. So furthermore, Paul just goes into detail.

A boy was saying how when it comes to worship and fellowship, how

a woman should learn and be quiet as she's going through that process. So

a lot of people get worked up over Paul saying these things. But the

thing is, Paul's not a sexist or misogynist, because Paul when he did

his final greeting letters, he included how much hard working women and a body

of Christ was around him and supporting him. So Paul respects women and he

respects women within the ministry. It's just a certain order about how they should

be established, okay. And also what Jesus came back out of the tomb,

he came back to Mary, Mary Magdalene and off that, so he

came back to women as well. So this is not to disregard to dismissed

the role of a woman in her importance and this walk with God. Paul's

just saying that when it comes to the church and worship. He was basically

saying also a Corinthias as well, that a woman should not have authority over

a man that's out of order, and how how women cannot be passes and

stuff like that, because when you read Ezekiel chapter thirty four, verse thirty

one, God said that my leaders are flocker men. So the Lord changed

not you know, And it's not to dismiss a disregard a woman at all

and what she's supposed to be doing for the Lord. It's just it's an

order on how the most High establish things, because when you read the Old

Testament, there is forty eight prophets as seven prophetesses. So it's just a

few select women that God choose an annoyance and equips to do certain things as

prophesized and what have you. Now a woman, yes, she can't prophesize.

She definitely can, because when you read the Book of Joel, how

the Lord is going to pour out his spirit upon all flesh, and how

your sons and daughters shall prophesize. So yes, a woman can be a

prophetess if she's annointed and equipped and chosen to do so. As she can't

prophesize, okay, but can she teach over man and have authority and be

a leader of a flock now, because God said my leads a flock of

men Ezekiel. So God always establishes things right away, all right. So

I know a lot of people argue about that. People get offended by that,

but it's an order. Let everything get done in decency and order.

A man should know his role when it comes to the Lord and so should

a woman. All Right, we have to respect the way God desire things

from the get go. All right, So or as know that the man

is the proper leadership, and he's the leader of the flock. Okay,

So Paul just goes into detail about that. Okay, now that we got

through First Timothy chapter two. Now let's go to First Timothy chapter three.

All right, First Timothy chapter three. Here we go overseers and deacons.

Here is a trustworthy saying. If anyone sets his heart on being an overseer,

he desires a noble task. Now the overseer must be above approach,

reproach, the husband of but one wife, temperate, self controlled, respectable,

hospitable, able to teach, not given to drunkenness, not violent,

but gentle, not quarrelsome, not a lover of money. He must manage

his own family well and see that his children obey him with proper respect.

If anyone does not know how to manage his own family, how can he

take care of God's church? All right? Now, he must not be

a recent convert. He may become seated and fall under the same judgment as

the devil. He must also have a good reputation with outsiders, so that

he will not fall into disgrace, into the devil's trap. Deacons, likewise,

are to be men worthy of respect, sincere, not indulgent in much

wine, and not pursuing dishonest game. They must keep hold of the deep

truths of the faith with the clear conscious. They must first be tested,

and then if there is nothing against them, let them serve as deacons.

In the same way, their wives are to be women worthy of respect,

not malicious talkers, but temperate and trustworthy in everything. A deacon must be

the husband of but one wife, and must manage his children and his household

well. Those who have served well, gaining an excellent standing and great assurance

in their faith in Christ Jesus. Although I hope to come to you soon,

I am writing you these instructions so that if I am delayed, you

will know how people ought to conduct themselves in God's household, which is the

Church of the Living God, the pillar and foundation of the truth. Beyond

all questions. The mystery of Godliness is great. He appeared in a body,

was vindicated by the spirit, was seen by angels, was preached among

the nations, was believed on in the world was taken up in glory.

Yes, yes, all right. So that is the book of First Timothy.

Chapter three reading, all right, very excellent read. Before I review

chapter three, I would like to read this in commentary scripture that's included in

chapter three. Okay, First Timothy, Chapter three, Verse sixteen. Excuse

me, God became man beyond all questions. The mystery of Godliness is great.

He appeared in a body, was vindicated by the Spirit, was seen

by angels, which preached among the nations, was believed on in the world,

was taken up in glory. All right. So just showing an amazing

correlation of the father and the son. How connected and amazing and unique he

is. All right? Now, as we review chapter three, it just

goes further into detail about overseers, you know, leaders of the church,

mass and pastors basically. And then here, you know, Paul's just saying,

like, hey, overseer, he must be a brove reproach. The

husband is to have one wife, all right. He's supposed to have one

wife, okay. And he's supposed to be temperate, self controlled, respectable,

hospitable, able to teach, not giving a drunkenness soul, but not

violent, but a gentle not crowls, not a lover of money. M

He must manage his own family well and see that his children obey him with

proper respect. If anyone does not know how to manage his own family,

how can you take care of God's church? Now? This right here is

how church is supposed to be ran and lead and that administration basically from top

down. Paul's just discussing the order of the church are supposed to be displayed.

But when we look at common churches today, can we ask ourselves,

are these churches really ran in this fashion or this matter that the Word says

to run? It? Be rid with ourselves. You know a lot of

churches are not doing things that are biblical or pure, or honest or sound.

Many overseers and deacons are you know, they're like the opposite of this.

Okay, they're doing them. They do what they want to do.

You have to be obedient when it comes to how it goes about this,

how to display yourselves, Okay, because the obligation of a pastor, overseer,

deacon, those are very heavy responsibilities and you have to go about it

the right way, all right. So this is the church order that Paul

explained the Timothy and how it should be round, okay, and to be

a good husband, to be a good man, make sure your children respect

you'd be a good father, And that's a very powerful thing, Paul said.

Paul said, if a man can't, if a man that's not not

a mag his own family, how can you take care of God's church?

So your whole family, your household got to be in order. Your wife

got to be on point, your children got to be on point. Two.

The order you have to set and establish it be respected from top down,

you know, because if you can't take care of a household, how

you gonna take care of a church? Because with the household, you're around

your people all day long, or you know what's going on in your house

with your wife, your children. In the church, it's all types of

people walking in and out the church. It's all types of people, all

types of problems in the church. So if you can't fix what's in your

backyard, how are you gonna fix somebody else's establishment or you know what I'm

saying, the house of God. So that's what Paul's just really getting that.

He was really pressing a charging the order of how to be a proper

pastor, leader, a deacon or what have you. Okay, and having

a clear conscious, having respect, being sincere, you know, being honorable,

you know, states of matter, and they may and even describes the

type of wives that they marry. Okay, make sure, say hey,

make sure their wives are worthy of respect. Make sure they're not malicious talkers,

but temperate and trustworthy and everything. So you can't have no gossip and

wife, no back by the wife. Too many brothers out there got that

they got a mean wife, talking crazy, talking about people all the time.

Paul presses that, okay. So he also discuss how you know,

you have to everything got to be on point from top down. Okay,

everything got to be excellent and great assurance in their faith in Jesus Christ.

Okay. So those instructures that Paul laid out are very simple, very simple

things to do. Yeah, people still rebellious to do what they want to

do, all right, So yep, that really sums up First Timothy chapter

three. Okay. Now what I would love to do is go to the

Book of First Sympothy chapter four. All right, So let's reach chapter four

instructions to Timothy the Spirit clearly says that in later times some will abandon the

faith and follow deceiving spirits and things taught by demons. Such teachings come through

hypocritical liars who's conscious have been seared as with a hot iron. They forbid

people to marry and order them to upstain from certain foods which God created,

to be received with thanksgiven by those who believe and who know the truth.

For everything God created is good, and nothing is to be rejected if it

is received with thanksgiven, because it is consecrated by the word of God and

prayer. If you point these things out to the brothers, you will be

a good minister of Christ Jesus, brought up in the truths of the faith

and of the good teaching that you have followed. Have nothing to do with

godless myths and old wives tales. Rather, train yourself to be godly,

for physical training is of some value, but Goddness has value for all things.

Hold a promise for both the present life and the life to come.

This is a trustworthy saying that deserves full acceptance, and for this we labor

and strive. That we have put our hope in the Living God, who

is a Savior of all men, and especially of those who believe Commander teach

these things. Don't let anyone look down on you because you are young,

but set an example for the believers in speech, in life, and love,

in faith, and impurity until I come. Devote yourself to the public

reading of scripture, to preaching, and to teaching. Do not neglect your

gift, which was given you through a prophetic message when the Body of the

when the Body of Elders laid their hands on you. Be diligent in these

matters. Give yourself wally holy to them, so that everyone may see your

progress, Watch your life and doctrine closely. Persevere in them, because if

you do, you will save both yourself and your hearers. All right.

So that's the Book of First Timothy, chapter four reading right there. Okay,

So as we review that, Paul just giving more instructions to Timothy and

basically just explain to him how to understand that in latter times. In the

antis that we're in right now, He's just saying, like, hey,

many people will that in the faith, So don't lose heart about that.

Many people gonna straight away from it and fall what they want. So they're

gonna follow deceiving spirits and things taught by demons. All right. So you

have these people. You have false pastors, false ministers, false preachers,

false teachers, you have false influencers on the social media. You have all

types of just deceiving spirits around. I remember, it's a great deception when

they're time and the great deception. So many people are being deceived and trick

left and right. All right. So Paul just telling Timothy to be mindful

of that, and he's saying that they come from how they come from hypocrites,

all right. So you got to have that discernment when you're listening to

the message and also the messenger. You have to focus on both, okay,

because one coincides with the other. Okay. Furthermore, Paul just saying

how people will forbid to marry and they will order them to abstain from certain

foods which God has created. To God created to be received with thanksgiven by

those who believe and know the truth. He said that everything got created is

good and that it's to be rejected if it is rejected, if it is

received the thanksgiving, because it is consecrated by the word of God and prayer

Furthermore, Paul goes into detail, teller Timothy to not have nothing to do

with godless months and old wives tales, and he said to always train yourself

to be godly. They said that physical training has value, but godliness has

value for all things. Okay, So people tend to work out a lot,

love to go to the gym and get physical with a vue, but

physical exercise is limited. Spiritual exercise is everything. Okay, it's everything,

you know, Spiritual exercise. That's the that's where it's at. That's what

Paul's just breaking down to Timothy. Okay, training yourself spiritually, all right,

because you can't find a spiritual warfare physically, all right, you just

really can't. Yeah, it's about a spirit to be constantly spiritually training yourself

all the time. That's what Paul is stressing the Timothy instructing him to do.

Furthermore, Paul tells Timothy too, that's a trustworthy's saying for substance,

and that you have to labor and strive to put your hope in the living

God, who is a savior of all men, especially those who believe.

Furthermore, Paul goes into details, saying that don't let anybody look down on

you because you're young. Remember Timothy was a young man up in this ministry.

Doing this works, you know, So don't ever look down a young

person because young people have so much potential. And Jesus even said that the

kingdom haven't belonged to these, they belonged to the children. So older people,

middle age you pretend to look down on younger people for various reasons,

generational gaps, envy, jealousy, like all types of random word stuff,

you know, and they're like, oh, look at this young person.

Oh you don't know nothing, da da dada. You know, old people

always talk like that, and that's the problem. That's why such a generational

gap right there, that type of communication, the way middle aged people are,

older people just talk down on young people. It easily discourages a young

person. It easily makes a young person I want to follow examples of righteousness

or following God. So the more you push a young person away, the

more you actually puts them away from God and push them away from prayer and

push them away from wanting to worship. But what have you? So you

have to always be welcoming and warm to young people. You have to be

patient with them, and Paul's telling them to let nobody look down on you,

you know, and that's just how people are wired mentally. But for

believers or it's an example for speech and life and love and faith and impurity.

Know. Furthermore, Paul goes into DeTao about devoting yourself to public reading

of scripture, to preaching and to teaching, and do not neglect your gift

which was given through you, give to giving you through a prophetic message when

the body of elders laid their hands on you. Furthermore, Paul says to

be diligent in these matters, give yourself to them fully so that everyone you

see your progress, watch your life and doctrine closely, persevere in them,

because if you do, you will save both yourself and your hearers. So

it's very part that sure you live by the word and watch what you do

and how you live closely, because you're an example now, so whatever you

do, it's going to affect everybody else. That's why you have to be

a good example. It's not for a validation of manage, just so that

your good leadership, your good standard, your relationship with God. It could

rub off for everybody else who hears you. All right, So that's the

importance of good leadership, good standards, good examples being set all right.

So that sums up the book of First Timothy chapter four. Reading. Now

let us call it says the First Timothy, chapter five, right, First

Timothy chapter five. Here we go advice about widows, elders, and slaves

servants. Do not rebuke an older man harshly, but exhort him as if

he were your father. Treat younger men as brothers, older women as mothers,

and younger women as sisters with absolute purity. Give proper recognition to those

widows who are really in need. But if a widow has children or grandchildren,

these should learn first of all to put their religion into practice by caring

for their own family, and so repaying their parents and grandparents, for this

is pleasing to God. The widow who is really in need and left all

one puts her hope in God and account, and continues night and day to

prayer to ask God for help. But the widow who lives for pleasure is

dead even while she lives. All right. Give the people these instructions too,

so that no one may be open to blame. No one may be

open to blame. If anyone does not provide for his relatives, and especially

for his immediate family, he has denied the faith and is worse than an

unbeliever. No widow may be put out. No widow maybe put on a

list of widows unless she is over sixty, has been faithful to her husband

and is well known for a good deed such as bringing up children, shown

hospitality, watching the fee of the saints, helping those in trouble, and

devoting herself to all kinds of good deeds. As for younger widows, do

not put them on such a list, for when their essensual desires overcome their

dedication to Christ, they want to marry. Thus they bring judgment on themselves

because they have broken their first pledge. Besides, they get into the habit

of being idle and going about from house to house, and not only doing

they and not only do they become idolers, but also gossips, gossipers,

and busybodies saying things they ought not to. So I counsel younger widows to

marry, to have children, to master their homes, and to give the

enemy no opportunity for slander. Some have in fact already turned away to follow

Satan. Wow. If any woman who is a believer has widows and her

family, she should help them and not let the church be burdened with them,

so that the church can help those widows who are really in need.

The elders who direct the affairs of the church well are worthy of double honor,

especially those whose work is preaching and teaching. For the Scripture says,

do not muzzle the oxwillders treading out the grain, and the worker deserves its

wages. Do not entertain an accusation against the elder unless it is brought by

two or three witnesses. Those who sin are to be rebuked publicly, so

that the others may take warning. I charge you, in the sight of

God and Christ, Jesus and the elect angels, to keep these instructions without

partials, allout, partially, partial team, and to do nothing out of

favoritism. Do not be hasty in the laying hand, and do not be

hasty in the laying on of hands. And do not share in the sins

of others. Keep yourself pure. Stop drinking only water, and use a

little wine because of your stomach and your frequent illnesses. The sins of some

men are obvious, reaching the place of judgment ahead of them. The sins

of others trail behind them, and the same way. Good these are obvious,

and even those that are not cannot be hidden. Okay. So as

a book of first Timothy, chapter five reading very effective, excellent reading.

Furthermore, Paul goes into detail about how to handle widows, elders, slaves,

older people, and younger people. Paul's are telling Timothy to, you

know, make sure you treat people with fairness, goodness and kindness, and

to always look out for others and to be patient with them, and to

give proper word, proper instructions on how to go about the Gospel and doctrine

and how to bury people in their situations, how to deal with people in

the hard times that they're dealing with. Because many older people, many widows,

many people of all ages, all walks of life, they all go

through different seasons and phase throughout their life. So you have to be compassionate

and helpful, understanding in their time of need, always shung hospitality okay,

and always doing things that others won't do for them. Okay. So basically

being a good example and a good shepherd, all right, being a good

steward over everything, okay. Furthermore, a Paul just goes more to detail

about the importance of preaching and teaching scripture, and that the worker deserves his

wages, okay, and also how to handle just every type of person situation,

also handling yourself, and always remember that don't don't show favoritism. Don't

be you know, putting up one person putting down another. You know,

make sure everything's done fairly and right justice, do all right, because favoritism

is a horrible example. It's a very horrible thing that caused a loud division.

So make sure you don't show favoritism with what you're doing. And to

keep yourself pure, don't sharing other people's sins. If Paul goes on further

than the details, saying how a sins of a person, it trails behind

them in the same way good These are obvious and even those who are not

who those who are not cannot be hidden, all right. So Paul was

just telling, like a man, keep yourself pure, don't follow what other

people are doing or stay on point on that neuropath for God, all right.

So that sums up the book. Of First Timothy chapter five reading.

Okay, now I would love to do before I get into chapter six,

I'll have to read a commentary that's within chapter five. All right, so

let us go through it. This commentary all right, but even based on

chapter six, but we'll go through it. Today's Bible reading First Timothy chapter

six, verses three through twenty one. Recommended reading Ecclesiastics chapter two, verses

one through twenty six, the Book of Luke chapter sixteen, verses one through

five, and also the Book of Second Corinthians chapter eight, verses one through

nine, also fifteen, okay, the Book of Synchrithias chapter eight, versus

one, all the way through Said Corithians chapter nine, verse fifteen. Okay.

The title of this commentary is Secrets of Contentment. A single mob shopping

at a department store a week before Christmas, summed up her spending spree.

I buy now and sorted out later, she acknowledged, with a laugh.

That's what credits cards are for. With two kids a mortgage in the nanny

to pay. This woman reflects the way a lot of us live, always

thinking that just one more thing will make us happy. A label exists for

this attitude. Affluenza, like a contagious disease. We want more and more

and more. The Apostle Paul writes throughout his letters about the struggle between one

and more and being content off the pointing out that the two don't mix very

well. He warned that love of money drives people away from God. Some

people are eager for money, he observed to Timothy, have wandered from the

faith Verse ten. Paul's biggest concerned involved people who wanted wealth more than they

wanted God. People who desire to get rich fault into tiptatient and a trap

into many foolish and harmful desires that plungement into ruin and destruction verse nine.

These people have believed the lie that money will buy them happiness. So what

does being? So? What does bring contentment? The apostle summed up the

Christian ideal. If we have food and clothing, we will be content with

that verse eight. Wait a minute, did he really say we can be

satisfied with just basics like a meal and a warm winter coat and a roof

over our heads. Yes, Paul knew that we can't find happiness and the

stuff we collect during their conditions around us. Perhaps the apostle had recognized the

secret of contentment during one of them many during one of the many times he

had found himself languishing in the present cell. We find contentment when we realize

that the things of the world can't really satisfy us. We find it when

we recognize that only knowing God and living for Him brings true satisfaction when we

acknowledge that our relationship with Christ provides the essential meaning and security in our lives.

We find contentment when we understand that this relationship with Christ also assures us

of eternal life, in which even our deepest desires will be fully satisfied.

Amen. Thanks to take away from this commentary. How hard is it for

you to be content with the only essentials of life like food, clothing,

and shelter? In First Timothy and elsewhere in scripture, Paul provides an unusual

definition of being content. How would you define contentment? What would it take

for you to be truly content with life? What steps can you take to

find deep and ultimate satisfaction? In Christ and other words, quote unquote,

if a person gets his if a person gets his attitude towards money straight,

it will help straighten out almost every other area in his life. Quote interest

and read right there of secrets of contentment. Our true satisfaction and true joy

is from the Lord in your relationship with Christ, not the things of the

world. There's many people out here who have all types of things you can

ask for, and they're miserable, empty deep down a side. You have

people who don't have much at all, and they got more joint Glaniston.

Many who don't have many who have more than that person. Okay, so

very interesting to read about that. Okay, now let us go into First

Timothy chapter six. All right, First Timothy chapter six, here we go.

All who are under the yoke of slavers should consider their master's worthy of

full respect, so that God's name and our teaching may not be slandered.

Those who have believing masters are not to show less respect for them because they

are brothers. Instead, they are to serve them even better because those who

benefit from their service are believers and dear to them. These are the things

you are to teach and urge on them. Love of money. If anyone

teaches false doctrines and does not agree to the sound instruction of our Lord Jesus

Christ, and to godly teaching. He is conceited and understands nothing. He

has an unhealthy interest in controversies and quarrels about words that result in envy,

strife, malicious talk, evil suspicions, and constant friction between men of corrupt

mind who have been robbed of the truth and who think that goddness is a

means to financial game. But godliness with contentment is great gain. For we

brought nothing into the world, and we can take nothing out of it.

But if we have food and clothing, we will be content with that.

People who want to get rich fall into temptation and attract and into many foolish

and heartful desires that plunge men into ruin and destruction. For the love of

money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people eager for money

have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs. Paul's charged to

Timothy. But you, men of God, flee from all of this and

pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, endurance, and gentleness. Fight

the good fight of the faith. Take hold of the eternal life to what

you were called when you made your good confession in the presence of many witnesses

in the sight of God, who gives life to everything, and of Christ

Jesus, who, while testifying before Pontius Pilot, made the good confession.

I charge you to keep this command without spot or blame, until the appearance

of our Lord Jesus Christ, which God will bring about in his own time.

God to bless and only ruler, the King of Kings and Lord of

Lords, who alone is immortal, and who lives in an unapproachable light,

whom no one has seen or can see. To him, be honor and

might forever. Amen. Command those who are rich in this present world not

to be arrogant, nor to put their hope in wealth, which is not

which is so uncertain, but to put their hope in God, who richly

provides us with everything for our enjoyment. Command them to do good, to

be rich and good deeds, and to be generous and willing to share.

In this way they will lay up treasure for themselves as a firm foundation for

the coming age, so that they may take hold. They take hold of

the life that is truly life. Timothy Guardwood has been entrusted to your care.

Turn away from godless chatter and opposing ideas of what is falsely called knowledge,

which some have professed in and in so doing have wandered from the faith.

Grace be with you all right. That is First Timothy chapter six reading.

Very effective, potent reading right there, very legit doctrine right there.

So as a review First Timothy chapter six, Paul just puts into detail about

servants and their masters or what have you. So the word slave has a

very negative connotation to it, what have you. But in that time,

paid people are bondsmen, bondswomen's servants, exile, captivity, stuff like that.

Paul is just saying, when you're in this circumstances, how to deal

with it, how to go about it, but always pun God above everything,

alayspunt God first through being a bondsman or bondswoman or what have you.

Remember this was after the captivity, after the exile and all that. So

basically we're still kind of going through it right now till this day as we

speak as far as our living conditions, you know, all of us ain't

big balling on top, just free luck that we're still kind of in these

conditions where we have to do this, we have to do that, or

have to work a job or have to go do this just to get through

the next day. So Paul is going more explain to Timothy on how to

deal with people who are servants and how to deal with people in these circumstances

with respect, and that teaching guy's names so that that points of guy's name

and so that and it will not be slandered. Furthermore, Paul goes into

detail about the love of money, all right, and we all know when

it comes to the love of money, man, you see that more and

more than ever, all right, this generation worships money, worships cloud,

worships attention this, this this generation, like this era we're living in,

manage this and saying it's super materialistic, super article, superficial, just very

ungodly, all right, in a lot more ways than one. And the

love of money, it's very spotlighted in this. Furthermore, Paul goes to

detail about hey, man, you know, if anyone teaches false doctrines that

does not agreed to sound instruction of our Lord Jus and to God a teacher,

he's conceited. He understands nothing. He has an unhealthy interest in controversies

and quarrels, about words that result in envy, strength and malicious talk,

eva suspicions, and constant friction between men of corrupt mind who have been robbed

of the truth and who think that Godliness is a means to god financial gain.

Those type of prosperity ministries, those type of prosperity gospels, that prosperity

churches, that them teachers are the worst things ever man that has ruined so

much people, churches, ministries, and it's insane, Paul says right here,

how they've been robbed from the truth and they think that godliness is a

means to financial gain. That right there space on people's attentions. People don't

even follow God for who he is and his word and his promises, or

the even care about a relationship. People just want to do this for money.

It's just for money. Like religion, it's big business. Ministries are

big like you know, a lot of the way these things are constructed,

it's all about the dollar bill. You know, these these five one C

three establishments, institutions, the government getting in on their tax exempt stuff.

Where you factor all those things in the church and the state. When you

factor all of and you realize how crazy and corrupt. A lot of stuff

is man, and the Lord is going to part the judgment man. He

really is about the stuff. He's gonna part the judges from the judgment.

You know, when you go around talking about sowing the seed and that prosperity

doctrine and that that stuff, man is foolishness. Man that has nothing to

do what the true Gospel has nothing to do with any of the things almost

I told us about. Furthermore, Paul tells Timothy like, hey, but

God, inness is with Godlingness with contentment is great gain. So he's saying,

when you have the Lord and you live a holy upright and you just

got a few things to get you by, that's that's where it's at.

That's what Paul's basically saying that. Paul also and other books also talked about

how he knows what it's like to have a lot, you know, it's

like to have a little and I have nothing at all. He say,

you rather be in the middle, you know, because when you're in the

middle, you're not lacking, and you now have more than enough. You

just write where you at. And that's what Paul's just basically trying to get

as far as the status or liver condition or we'll have you because when people

have too much it destroys them and ruins them. And when people have too

less it could ruin them too because it makes them do out of character stuff

and makes him commit a crime or makes them do something bad to get something.

You get what I'm saying. So Paul's always stressing financial status. Why

is to always be in the middle or your liver conditions and not to be

having too much or too little of anything right, and it's a balance to

Furthermore, Paul goes further to detail about how food and you should be content

with that. You know. See, the average person might hear this and

be like, man, what, But that just shows you how spoiled a

lot of people are. It shows you how ungrateful people are. Food and

clothing is a very excellent thing to have. It really is to have your

feet covered up with socks and shoes, to be able to dress warm or

dress cold. That's a blessing. You know that people take for granted having

food. Of course, nourishment it's important too. It's very important because as

many people out there on earth who don't have access to food or who don't

eat. There's famine in all parts of the world right now. The news

don't talk about that. All right, y'all be complaining about how you ain't

get your order on time. You get your food on time, they mess

up your order. At least you're able to get some food. There's people

out there who can't eat anything at all, you know. I mean in

other countries they don't have grub hub and door dash and uber Eats. They

don't got that America. It's so greedy and complaining and ureat food, always

complaining about something, all right, when it comes to the customer service whatever

you Now, I don't get a twisted people customer service be chucking with their

attitudes whatever. I'm just saying, Like when it comes to food, you

just see how work that people get over that, you know what I mean.

And you see all these videos like on Twitter or YouTube or TikTok,

like you see how people just be acting up in supermarkets, acting up,

in restaurants, acting up. And it's fast food joints like all types of

stuff. But it's just like, man, what's wrong with people? Like

you can't even go out and eat peacefully and go out and now every time

you go out to eat or get some food, it's a it's somebody arguing,

somebody about to fight, somebody arguing with the cashier, somebody arguing with

one of the cooks. You know what I'm saying Like that, I'm like,

man, what the hell going on? Like you know what I mean?

Like, what is going on now here? They see it? But

I remember in the last days, man, so everybody's gonna be acting up.

But it's like, man, food is a blessing man. To have

a fridge of food or being able to have access of blessing. Bro that

people take for granted. You know what I'm saying, Like to make to

have someone cook food for you, to make make make do do food banks,

food drives, you should be grateful for that. All these people that

give out pantry foods, You'll should be appreciative of that, bro. These

people, whether the food is fresh or maybe a little expired at the end

of the day, they're giving out something that um eat. You know,

a lot of people don't have access to man, you know what I mean,

all this poverty homelessness going on. Man, I'm telling you, like,

we have to get more involved and giving out more food. Food banks,

food drives. You have to be more involved in that man um you

know, and I understand many people are busy, many people schedules how to

go about the days are different. But like just saying, when you have

the opportunity to give back, you have the opportunity to help give food.

Man, that's you that makes a poor person's day. Man. You know,

like we complain about oldest food, nasty, all this food trash.

I thought it's gonna taste better. People, Why we have that luxury you

have that you know, access to it, Bro, Like you give a

poor person that they're gonna turn that food up, that same food you're saying

nasty and older cook didn't do a good job. Bro, it's something that

I'll tear that food up. Man, you know what I mean. So

when Paul said that food and clothing you should be content with that, you

really should. Man. And then as far as clothing too, because there's

people out here with no shoes, you know what I mean, there's people

out here barefooted, you know, no like no paper clothing. You know,

you see it all the time. Any part of a city, you

go to, any downtown part of a city, any rough part, you

see it you see it, man in side, You see how it is

in the hood. Bro. You see these parts Philly, Detroit, Miami,

Chicago, Atlanta, atl New Orleans or every hood man Gary, Indiana.

You know, Seattle, everywhere, certain parts of Texas, the South,

the Midwest, the East coast are everywhere. Bro. Man, y'all

see what's going on these in the world. Man. Poverty everywhere, Bro,

People getting evicted, kicked out their homes. People can't pay the mortgage,

people can't pay the rant. It's a lot going on these times.

Man. And when Paul said food, the clothing, that and that is,

and shelter too, that's a blessing to have a roof over your head,

you know, people complaining about a thing. I wish I had a

bigger house, and man, at least you got a house. At least

you got some you know what I mean. You're still able to function and

come back to a home safe and sound. But people don't have that.

People out in the street just out there, like you know what I mean,

begging and borrowing, just you know what I mean, harassing people for

this and that. Like you don't know how you don't realize how blessed you

are That's why I've come to a point, and even just myself. But

I hope you too. I hope we all just stopped complaining. Man like,

God hates complainers. God hates like all that ungrateful stuff, all that

man day. That's not a way to walk around. But especially as a

believer, people out here a suffering like crazy people out here, a lack

of resource. People I hear a lacking love support, You know what I

mean? You know how much of a blessing is for a poor person to

be able to take a hot shower, or to eat a hot meal,

or to get some clothes and some shoes on their feet. Y'all don't realize

how much they'd be happy just to receive those things. That's why the Book

of Proverbs, God really stresses about how to treat poor people, how to

look out for them, because how we take care of poor people? That's

the guy gonna judge us on that. And y'all see how mean people be

towards poor people, how snop state be. We can't be like that,

man, We can't be all judgment or critical. You don't know what that

person went through in their life. You don't know what type of life,

They went through them. People probably at one point had it all and lost

it all. And you know, with COVID, COVID wiped out everything.

COVID made everybody damn made home. Damn they're homeless, you know what I'm

saying. Because COVID wiped everything clean, all these businesses went to bankrupt,

all these business corporations you know, went down the drain. Everybody lost their

apartments, Everybody lost their stuff, people lost their benefits. They fall own

one K they came and access it like people look going through it out here,

you know what I'm saying. So with Paul telling us to be content

with food and clothing, man like bro like for real, we are.

We should be blessed, man for real, because it's a lot going on

that people just don't know about, don't want to talk about them. So

always understand that, all right. Further More, Paul goes into detail about

how people who want to get rich fall into temptation and a trap, into

many foolish and harmful desires that plungement to ruin and destruction. For the love

of money is the root of all kinds of evil. Some people eager for

money have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many grieves. So it

talks about almost every rich person you could think of. Of course you're going

to obviously talk about famous rich people. What have you were know about that?

What I'm saying is you just even you don't have to be like there's

people who are not famous, but they're rich, like they're well off.

They're really like good self for life type thing. Some people who are rich,

I have money, aren't always evil, all right. It just says

the love of money is to revolve it, but not money itself is evil.

Okay. Furthermore, Jesus goes into detail saying, you can't serve God

and mammon, all right, you can't. That don't mix. That never

mix as well, and Paul shows exactly how doesn't mix well neither, because

how money can draw someone away from the faith, how to love of it,

the pursuing of it, it could draw somebody from the things of God.

And I remember, of course Jesus made that terrible towards the man,

the rich man. He said, how hard it is for a camera going

to need of ide than it is for a rich man into the King of

heaven, because they hold on to the earthly things. They hold on to

us so much that they feel like nothing's better out there. What God can

give you is a lot more better what this earth can give. Y'all know

that for sure. I mean eternal life, ever lasting life, five crowns

of Heaven, name on the lands, Book of Life. Nothing gets better

than that, eternal life in a hundredfold, a hundred times eternal life.

Nothing gets better than that. All the stuff we get down here, we

can't take it with us. God don't care. But God ain't judging how

we how much money we man. He judging our hearts, how we lived,

how we served him, how we treated people. That's why he's judging.

Come on, y'all, that's that's why he's gonna judge. And we

got to ask ourselves, like, am I truly in the right place in

my right mind for the Lord? Am I really? Does my life reflect

a heavenly eternal life? Does my life reflect that? You know? Gotta

you know? For real? Money, don't get it twisted, man,

Like when you read the Book of Proverbs, it does say Proverbs chapter ten,

it does say that the blessing of the Lord is to make one rich,

and he asks no sorrow with it. So if you're a man of

the most high, you're a woman of the most high, and you have

resources, you have wealth, and it's nothing wrong with that because your relationship

with God came before the money. So God already blessed you and tested you

enough with the character to how to manage money or what have you. Remember,

God gave Abraham many things. Remember of course he gave Abraham the promise

to wealth, resources, inheritances. All that stuff passed on the Israel overall.

So it Israel. We're a spiritually rich people. We're a spiritually rich

nation, you know. But when people pursue earthly riches like that is that's

the problem, you know what I'm saying. Because obviously Abraham was wealthy,

he was rich, job was rich. King Salomon had it all. But

you kind of saw how King Solomon was tripping when he was while not with

it. Because King Solomon he became a king at a very young age.

The thing about Abraham, Abraham was like almost one hundred years old. He

was like around that age. He was an elder when he got all the

promises of stuff, so of course he was able to match it, you

know, job was a middle aged man, I believe when he was a

wealthy, well off man. So when you get wealth and riches or resources

at a certain point of your life, you alreat know how to handle it,

how to carry yourself. When you get it at a super young age,

that will ruin you really fast. You know it truly will. But

all now, everybody's situations and come ups are different people. Some people come

from rich backgrounds, most people don't. Some people got rich off of lawsuits

or civil suits. So other people who had to really work, they tail

off to get to where they got to. They had to go to school

and get networking and met the right person. Everybody is different with their come

up and approach. But the Lord is the provider all in all. When

you read Ribs, it dust says that God is the maker of the rich

on the poor. It's just people's hearts and attentions with the money is the

problem as well, because if a person didn't have good intells or a good

heart and then they run into money, that's gonna make them more of a

worse person. And even some people they might be of the faith and might

have a good heart, then once they get many, it just turns them

out so that everything happens deftly for different people. All know, Paul's restructing

the Timothy. Like, hey man, you know money and everything bright and

money gets the worse out of people. Like money changes everything. I'm telling

you, when you down and out, broke apart, struggling, don't nobody

want to be around you. As soon as you come up, Everybody just

starts flocking to you. Everybody start leaching off your everybody begging you, run

to you for stuff, and everybody becomes a burden on you. So that's

the that's the burden that riche to bear with. You know, Well,

Paul's just charging the Timothy. He's like, hey, bro like flee from

all of this. Man, pursue righteousness, God and his faith, love

and durrance and gentleness, fight the good fight of faith. Those are the

things you pursue. You don't pursue money. You don't pursue that. And

money ain't going nowhere. You know what I'm saying. Once people get it,

it ruins them really badly. So that's what Paul was really just stressed

and Timothy, and furthermore, he was just saying to make a good confession,

at present, and he witnesses and the side of God who gives life

to everything in Christ Jesus, who while testifying before Ponta's pilot, made a

good confession. I charged you to keep this command without spot or blame,

until the appearing of the Lord Jesus Christ, which God would bring about in

his own time. God Blessed God, the blessed and only Ruler, the

King of kings and Lord of Lords, who alone is immortal, and who

lives in an unapproachable light, whom no one has seen or can see to

him honor might forever. Amen, Yes, yes, y'all remember Paul goes

for the details, saying, command those who are rich in this present world

not to be about to become arrogant, nor to put their hope into wealth

which is knows, which is so uncertain. To be put their hope in

God, who richly provides us with everything for our enjoyment. Command them to

do good, to be rich and good deeds, and to be generous and

willing to share. In this way they will lay up treasure for themselves as

a firm foundation for the coming age, so that they may take hold of

the life that is truly life. Timothy, guard what has been entrusted to

your care. Turn away from godless chatters and the opposing ideas of what is

falsely called knowledge, which some have professed and in so doing have wandered from

the faith. Grace be with you. So Paul's really charge of Timothy man.

That's the goodness. The beauty of wealth is you're able to bless others,

help people, be resourceful, generous, giving, You change people's lives

with that. That's the goodness of it. But when people are greedy,

selfish, that's what ruins them. People have bad intentions to do wicked stuff

with it. That's what messes them up even more. So that's what paulish

just getting out, all right, So there you have it, all right.

That is the Book of First Timothy reading all right to six chapters.

So books in the New Testament are a lot more short than books the Old

Testament, all right. And the Old Testament everything's a lot more thoroughly expressed,

layered by layer. The New Testament everything's brief and more impotent, more

short and more like just brief and straight to the cut. Right, So

as the Book of First Timothy reading all right, So after that one it

will be the next episode be second Timothy reading. Okay, so first Timothy

was a very great read. I'm very happy to share that with you all,

and I hope that we can all apply to our lives and actionize and

exercise and be duers of the word. Amen. So very great read.

All right, So there you have it. What I would lover to do

as our close out is give all the praise, honor glory to the most

High God of abrahams Good Jacob, and praise only the gods who die for

our sins. Amen. Yes, yes, y'all, So here we go,

Yes, y'all, hallelujah. He is the hope for humanity. Yes,

yes, he is the Adam, the second Adam, the last Atom,

the law Advocate, Almighty, True and Living God, Amen, the

Alpha and no man game and the all postile of our professional arm of the

Lord, the Antony sacrifice for our sins, The author finisher of our faith,

the author perfector of our faith, the author of life, the author

of salvation, the beginning in the end, the beginning of creation of God,

the beloved Son, the blessing only Polton, the blessing only Ruler,

the branch, the bread of God, the Bread of life, the bridegroom,

the Capstone, the Captain of Salvation, the chief Cornerstone, the chief

Shepherd, Christ, the Christ of God, the Consolation of Israel, the

Cornerstone, the counselor wonderful counselor of the Creator, the Dayspring, the Deliverer,

the desire of the nation. Is the door, the elect of God,

Emanuel, the Eternal Life, the Everlasting Father, the faith and true

Witness. Is faithful and true, the faithful Witness, the First and the

Last, the first Begotten, the first born from it dead, firstborn of

all creation, the Forerunner, the Gait, the Glory of the Lord God,

the Good Shepherd, the Great High Priest, the Great Shepherd, the

Head of the Church, the Heir of all things, the High Priest,

Holy and True, the Holy One, the Hope, the Hope of Glory,

the Horn of Salvation. That I Am, the I Am, that

I Am, the Image of God, Jehovah, Jehovah, Jirah, Jehovah,

Shalom, Jesus of Nazareth, Jesus, the Judge of Israel, the

Judge, King Eternal. He is the King of Israel. Amen, he

is the King of King. Is how Louis. He's the King of Kings

and Lord of Lords. Hosanna, Hosanna, the King of Saints, King

of the Ages, King of the Jews, the King, the Lamb,

the Lamb of God, the Lamb without blemish, the last Adam, the

lawd give her, the leader and commander, the Life, the lave of

the world, the line of the tribe of Judah, the Living One,

the living Stone. The Lord, the Lord, our righteousness. The Lord

is my rock. The Lord is my strength. The Lord is my portion

of Lord's my deliver The Lord is my refuge. The Lord is my strength.

The Lord is my shield. The Lord is my refuge, my high

tower. The Lord is my good fortress. The Lord is my salvation.

He is my everything. He is our everything. The Lord is our Salvation.

Yes, yes, y'all. He is the Lord, our God.

The Lord, our God is one. There's no other like him. Halluyah

yah yahweh Yahua Yahawashah Yahwehan Yahwa Yahya shah Ya Shuahama Shayah Baraka Tha shahwa'm Shalom

Yr Shua Elohim Yr hosha Ya Hushahiya Shaya, the God of Heaven and Earth,

the Father of Life's, the father of the fatherless, the Father of

widows, the Father of mercies, His only begot senses. At the right

hand of him. The government rests on his shoulders. Yes, he is

the great physician, can heal all things. He is the carpeenter con fix

all things. Halleujah with God. All things are possible to those who believe.

Amen, nothing's too hard for the Lord. He is the consuming Fire.

Yes, yes, y'all. He is the Lord of All, the

Lord of Glory, the Lord of Lords, the Man from Heaven, the

Man of sorrows, the Mediator of the New Covenant, the Mediator the Message

of the Covenant, the Messiah, the Mighty God, the Mighty One,

the Morning Star, the Nazarene, the offspring of David, the only begotten

Son of God. Our Great God is Savior, our holiness, our spiritual

husband, our pass over, our protection, our redemption, our righteousness,

our sacrificed pass of a lamb, the Power of God, the Precious Cornerstone,

the Prince of Kings, the Prince of Life, the Prince of Peace,

the Prophet, the Redeemer, the Resurrection of life. He is the

Resurrector. He is the resurrection. He is the Life. He is the

revelation, the revelator, the righteous branch, the righteous One, the radiant

One, the perfect example of the Rock, the Root of David, the

Rose of Sharon, the rule of God's Creation, the rule of the kings

of the Earth, the Savior, the seat of Woman, up Bishop of

Souls, the Shiloh, the son of Abraham, the son of David,

the Son of God, the son of Man, son of the Blessed,

son of the Most High God, the source of return, of salvation for

all who obey him, the Son of Righteousness, the just One, the

one Mediator, the stone the build is rejected, the true Bread, the

true God, the true Light, the true Vine. Yes, he is

a truth. Amen. He is the Way, Hallelujah. He is the

way, truth in life, the wisdom of God, the Witness, the

wonderful counselor, the Word, the Word of God, the word of Life,

the word of Your who Were, the word of Elohim, the word

of your shuahmah Siah, word of your Hawshai, the word of yr Hosha

ya Husha, the word of the Consumer Fire. Yes, yes, y'all,

we touch and degree. He is the Word. Amen. Yeah,

yeah, yes, yes, y'all. The Father and the Son are so

amazing. Yes, yes, boasting the Lord, boasting and Lord boasting the

Lord to everybody how great he is. Tell her about how amazing he is,

what he's done for your life. Hallelujah, boasting the Lord, boasting

him forever. His son is too amazing, and he's the seat of Abraham

Promised, the seat of Adam, humanity, the seat of David, Kingship,

the seat of God deity, the seat of Jacob nationality, the seat

of you to tribe, the seat of sham race, the seat of woman

prophecy. Yes, yes, and the authority and the power name of Jesus

Christ. You are healed, renewed, restored, redeemed. Forgive and embrace

the love. New mind, new heart, new soul, new hands to

prosper, new footsteps, new path, new journeys, new scenery, Yes,

yes, y'all, new travels, new journeys, Yes, yes,

Let the Lord bless you. Coming in and coming out all right, Yes,

yes, y'all. Repentance, baptism, healing, deliverance, restoration,

transformation, new life, new everything, new attitude, new approach, new

habits, new routine, new job, new career, new opportunities, new

open doors, new endeavors, new blessings, new signs, new wonders,

new dreams, new visions, new revelations, new things to prophesized about.

The Lord is doing a new thing. Amy, Let the Lord usu.

Let him have his way, Get out of your own way, let him

have his way, Let him use you forevermore. Yes, yes, all

right, y'all. So there you have it, all right. That is

the word for today, the book of First Timothy reading, very excellent,

potent reading right there, very effective reading. Okay. Let let us be

ado of the word and take that, take that with us, all right,

and let us help others out there with the word. All right.

So there you have it, all right. I sprey to God that whoever

listens measures to pray that you get baptized or passed out your life over and

get things going with yourself, and that you have new beginnings in the fresh

start. Okay. And the Lord loves you a lot, so don't forget

that, Okay, loving back by being obedient all right, and trusting in

him and have a faith in him. So what I love to do as

I close out is give the priestly blessing and go out from there. Okay,

so here we go. The Lord bless you and keep you. The

Lord make his face shine upon you, and be gracious to you. The

Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace. Shalom, Jarvis

Kingston, I love you all, praying for you all much love, peace, le