1 Timothy 6
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1 Timothy 6:5-10

5Perverse disputingsG3859 of menG444 of corruptG1311 mindsG3563, andG2532 destituteG650 of the truthG225, supposingG3543 gainG4200 to beG1511 godlinessG2150: fromG575 suchG5108 withdraw thyselfG868.1

6ButG1161 godlinessG2150 withG3326 contentmentG841 isG2076 greatG3173 gainG4200. 7ForG1063 we broughtG1533 nothingG3762 intoG1519 this worldG2889, and it is certainG1212G3754 we canG1410 carryG1627 nothingG3761G5100 outG1627. 8AndG1161 havingG2192 foodG1305 andG2532 raimentG4629 with theseG5125 let us be contentG714. 9ButG1161 they that willG1014 be richG4147 fallG1706 intoG1519 temptationG3986 andG2532 a snareG3803, andG2532 into manyG4183 foolishG453 andG2532 hurtfulG983 lustsG1939, whichG3748 drownG1036 menG444 inG1519 destructionG3639 andG2532 perditionG684. 10ForG1063 the love of moneyG5365 isG2076 the rootG4491 of allG3956 evilG2556: whichG3739 while someG5100 have covetedG3713, they have erredG635 fromG575 the faithG4102, andG2532 piercedG4044 themselvesG1438 throughG4044 with manyG4183 sorrowsG3601.2

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  1. 1. 1 Timothy 6:5 Perverse...: or, Gallings one of another ↩
  2. 2. 1 Timothy 6:10 erred: or, been seduced ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain