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The Timothy diary (edition 2000)

by Gene Edwards

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Title:	The Timothy diary
Authors:	Gene Edwards
Info:	Wheaton, Ill. : Tyndale House Publishers, c2000.
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Though i loved this whole series (First Century Diaries) there is an undertone of what appears to me as a "distrust", or "disliking" of authority. By the end of the books i started getting the impression that he really has a problem with authority, and then i saw the rest of the books he had written, adn this just confirmed my suspicions. (

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The Timothy Diary is the story of Paul's third journey as told from Timothy's unique first-century perspective. As the apostle Paul strives to establish churches throughout the Gentile world, his troubles with the Jewish world increase. In this book he resolves to train a select group of young men (an idea modeled after Christ and his disciples) to continue his work after him. Paul's vision for the church will come alive, particularly with the writing of the epistle to the Corinthian church.

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