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Paul's Men--Timothy and Titus

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Paul’s Men, Timothy and Titus

Continuing the Journey

D Min. ----- Jan 2009

Make it a personal project to read the instructions Paul gives both Timothy and Titus in the books by their name. Remember, these are men who may have actually been converted by the teaching of others rather than by Paul. (As seen in Acts 9 before Paul went to Jerusalem.) Paul came in contact with Barnabas after his time in Damascus but before his stay in Jerusalem. Yet, the bulk of his training came after he went home to Tarsus. So, Paul’s “hands on” preparation came after Barnabas took him as an in-training partner. That happened after Barnabas went to Saul’s home, Tarsus, and brought him back to Antioch where Barnabas was ministering. Then Barnabas taught him the ropes “on the field of service.” So Paul learned how to train others by remembering how Barnabas trained him. This means that before we even talk about “Paul’s men” we need to realize that such a relationship can only be true if Paul had a real part of their training. Let’s begin with that assumption.