a1:9-10
b1:8
c1 Tim 1:15
d2:5-6
e1 Tim 1:1
f2:3-4
g1 Tim 3:14-16
h5:8
iTitus 2:11-14
j3:4-7
kEph 2:10
lRom 3:23-24
m5:6-11
nEph 2:8-9
oTitus 3:5
pTitus 1:2
qJohn 17:24
rEph 1:4
t1 Pet 1:20
uRev 13:8
v1:10
wRom 16:26
x1 Pet 1:20
y1 Cor 15:26
z2 Thes 2:8
aaHeb 2:14
ab2 Tim 1:1
ac1 Cor 15:53-54
adTitus 1:2
aeTitus 1:2-3
afRom 1:16-17
ag10:14-15

‏ 2 Timothy 1:9-10

Summary for 2Tim 1:9-10: 1:9-10  a This passage underscores the importance of obedience (1:8  b) and strengthens Timothy for it (cp. 1 Tim 1:15  c; 2:5-6  d).

• God saved us ... Christ Jesus, our Savior: God and Christ are described interchangeably in the role of Savior (see 1 Tim 1:1  e; 2:3-4  f).

• called us to live a holy life: Salvation and godliness are linked (see 1 Tim 3:14-16  g; 5:8  h; Titus 2:11-14  i; 3:4-7  j; Eph 2:10  k).

• not because we deserved it: We deserve condemnation (see Rom 3:23-24  l; 5:6-11  m; Eph 2:8-9  n; Titus 3:5  o).

• that was his plan from before the beginning of time: See Titus 1:2  p; John 17:24  q; Eph 1:4  r, 11  s; 1 Pet 1:20  t; Rev 13:8  u. Salvation is completely removed from human merit and located exclusively in the gracious working of God.
1:10  v God’s gift of grace has been made . . . plain in history by Christ Jesus (see Rom 16:26  w; 1 Pet 1:20  x).

• by the appearing: See study note on 1 Tim 6:14.

• broke the power of death: See 1 Cor 15:26  y; 2 Thes 2:8  z; Heb 2:14  aa.

• the way to life: See 2 Tim 1:1  ab; 1 Cor 15:53-54  ac; Titus 1:2  ad.

• through the Good News: Salvation is provided by Christ, but its effects are mediated through proclamation of the Good News (see Titus 1:2-3  ae; Rom 1:16-17  af; 10:14-15  ag).
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