1 Timothy

2. – The ability to apply knowledge rightly, especially in spiritual matters.
3. – Trust and belief in God and His promises.
5. – Communication with God, offering worship, thanksgiving, and requests.
8. – Jesus Christ, who rescues humanity from sin and death.
9. – Steadfast and reliable in belief and actions.
12. – A servant-leader in the church, helping with practical matters and serving others.
13. – One who humbly serves others, following the example of Christ.
14. – Material wealth, which is contrasted with spiritual wealth in the book.
17. – Submitting to God’s will and commands in all things.
18. – The act of instructing others in God’s Word and principles.
19. – The moral failure and rebellion against God’s commands.

1. – Living in a manner that is set apart for God’s purposes, pure and righteous.
4. – God’s unmerited favor, extending salvation and empowering believers.
6. – A state of being satisfied with God’s provision, free from greed or discontent.
7. – The ability to persevere in faith and good works despite difficulties.
10. – Unselfish care and concern for others, especially in the body of Christ.
11. – A church leader responsible for overseeing the spiritual welfare of a congregation.
12. – Teachings or principles of the Christian faith.
15. – Healthy, sound doctrine and teachings, free from error.
16. – Guiding and serving others in the church according to God’s will.