Timothy - Titus - Philemon Corps Notes
Timothy and Titus: Background Study—September 12, 1984 Timothy and Titus: Overview—September 19, 1984 I Timothy 1:1-5—September 25, 1984 I Timothy 1:6-11—October 3, 1984 I Timothy 1:12-20—October 10, 1984 I Timothy 2:1-7—October 17, 1984 I Timothy 2:8-3:1—October 14, 1984 Leadership Qualifications—October 21, 1984 I Timothy 3:1-13—November 7, 1984 I Timothy 3:14-16—November 14, 1984 I Timothy 4:1-5—November 21, 1984 I Timothy 6:17-21—January 30, 1985 II Timothy 1:1-5—February 6, 1985 II Timothy 1:6-18—February 13, 1985 II Timothy 2:1-13—February 20, 1985 II Timothy 2:14-26—February 27, 1985 II Timothy 3:1-9—March 6, 1985 II Timothy 3:10-17—March 13, 1985 II Timothy 4:1-8—March 20, 1985 II Timothy 4:9-22—March 27, 1985 Titus 1:1-4—April 17, 1985 Pastoral Epistles: Titus 1:5-9—April 24, 1985 Titus 2:1-10—May 8, 1985 Titus 2:11-15—May 15, 1985 Titus 3:1-11—May 29, 1985 Philemon—June 5, 1985
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into office in the year of 59 A.D. 59 A.D. — Paul appealed to Rome and he had to travel to Rome late in the year. During that winter voyage was when the storm appeared/he had that shipwreck [mentioned in Acts 27]. 60-62 A.D. — Paul was in Rome for two years (Acts 28). During that time he wrote the Books of Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians, which filled up the Church Epistles. He also wrote the Books of Philemon and Hebrews. Then he starts on a fourth itinerary (from Rome). He possibly went to Spain. It doesn’t come right out and say that he did but in Romans he writes that he intended to go to Spain later on. We know from Timothy that he went to Ephesus, to Macedonia—and from Macedonia is where he wrote I Timothy. Then he goes to Crete (Titus stays on Crete). Paul goes to Ephesus and writes to Titus (64 A.D. when Rome burned and the Christians got blamed for it—another historical,