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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 First Epistle to Timothy (Translated)|2 Timothy]].
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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]].
  
 
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 04:03, June 11, 2015

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 1 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.