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Timothy was a disciple of [[Paul]] who served as his scribe and accompanied him on some of his travels.  Timothy was also the recipient of two letters from Paul that became part of the [[New Testament]], entitled [[First Epistle to Timothy (Translated)|1 Timothy]] and [[Second Epistle to Timothy (Translated)|2 Timothy]].
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'''Timothy''' was a disciple of [[Paul]].  He served Paul as a scribe and accompanied him on some of his travels.  Timothy was also the recipient of two Pauline letters, now known as the [[New Testament]] books[[First Epistle to Timothy (Translated)|1 Timothy]] and [[Second Epistle to Timothy (Translated)|2 Timothy]].
  
 
Timothy is thought to have been half Gentile (Greek) and half Jewish.
 
Timothy is thought to have been half Gentile (Greek) and half Jewish.

Revision as of 06:23, June 11, 2015

Timothy was a disciple of Paul. He served Paul as a scribe and accompanied him on some of his travels. Timothy was also the recipient of two Pauline letters, now known as the New Testament books1 Timothy and 2 Timothy.

Timothy is thought to have been half Gentile (Greek) and half Jewish.

Timothy was an effective evangelist, though a bit timid. Paul exhorted him to overcome his shyness.