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If a widow has children or grandchildren, they are to learn first of all to do their duty to their own families and repay their debt to their parents, because this is what pleases God. (1 Timothy 5, 4)
Anyone who does not look after his own relations, especially if they are living with him, has rejected the faith and is worse than an unbeliever. (1 Timothy 5, 8)
If a woman believer has widowed relatives, she should support them and not make the Church bear the expense but enable it to support those who are really widowed. (1 Timothy 5, 16)
Those whose masters are believers are not to respect them less because they are brothers; on the contrary, they should serve them all the better, since those who have the benefit of their services are believers and dear to God. This is what you are to teach and urge. (1 Timothy 6, 2)
Of the same kind, too, are those men who insinuate themselves into families in order to get influence over silly women who are obsessed with their sins and follow one craze after another, (2 Timothy 3, 6)
and to give them the hope of the eternal life that was promised so long ago by God. He does not lie (Titus 1, 2)
that is, each of them must be a man of irreproachable character, husband of one wife, and his children must be believers and not liable to be charged with disorderly conduct or insubordination. (Titus 1, 6)
And in fact there are many people who are insubordinate, who talk nonsense and try to make others believe it, particularly among those of the circumcision. (Titus 1, 10)
They must be silenced: people of this kind upset whole families, by teaching things that they ought not to, and doing it for the sake of sordid gain. (Titus 1, 11)
This is doctrine that you can rely on. I want you to be quite uncompromising in teaching all this, so that those who now believe in God may keep their minds constantly occupied in doing good works. All this is good, and useful for everybody. (Titus 3, 8)
Take care, brothers, that none of you ever has a wicked heart, so unbelieving as to turn away from the living God. (Hebrews 3, 12)
To whom did he swear they would never enter his place of rest? Surely those who would not believe. (Hebrews 3, 18)