Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by [the] will of God, according to [the] promise of life in Christ Jesus,

To Timothy [my] beloved child: Grace, mercy, [and] peace from God [the] Father and Christ Jesus the Lord of us.

Thankful I am to God, whom I serve from [my] forefathers with a pure conscience, as unceasingly I have the of you remembrance in the prayers of me night and day,

longing you to see, having yourself recalled your tears, so that with joy I may be filled,

remembrance having taken of the within you sincere faith, which dwelt first in the grandmother of you, Lois, and in the mother of you, Eunice; I have been persuaded now that also [it is] in you.

For this reason I remind you to kindle anew the gift of God, which is in you by the laying on of the hands of me.

Not for has given us God a spirit of cowardice, but of power, and of love, and of self-control.

Not therefore you may be ashamed of the testimony of the Lord of us, nor of me the prisoner of Him; but do suffer together for the gospel, according to [the] power of God,

the [One who] having saved us, and having called [us] with a calling holy, not according to the works of us, but according to [His] own purpose and grace, which having been given us in Christ Jesus before time eternal,

having been made manifest also now by the appearing of the Savior of us, Christ Jesus, having abolished indeed death, having brought to light however life and immortality, through the gospel,

to which was appointed I a herald, and an apostle, and a teacher

For this reason also these things I suffer. But not I am ashamed; I know for in whom I have believed, and I have been persuaded that able He is the deposit entrusted of me to guard for that [very] day.

[The] pattern do retain of sound words, which from me you did hear, in [the] faith and love that [are] in Christ Jesus.

The good deposit entrusted [to you] do keep, by [the] Spirit Holy, who is dwelling in us.

You know this, that turned away from me all those in Asia, among whom are Phygelus and Hermogenes.

might grant mercy the Lord to the of Onesiphorus household, because often me he refreshed, and the chain of me not he was ashamed of.

But having arrived in Rome, earnestly he sought out me and found [me].

might grant unto him the Lord to find mercy from [the] Lord in that [very] day! And how much in Ephesus he served very well, you know.