II Timothy 2: Choosing

Paul told Timothy to flee this.
1. Opponents.
2. Youthful lusts.
3. Bad fellows
Timothy was to do what with all he had heard from Paul.
1. Entrust it to reliable people who were qualified to teach.
2. Entrust it to everyone.
3. Entrust it to the oldest.
A soldier does not do this.
1. Spend to much time training.
2. Get lost in the field.
3. Get entangled in civilian affairs.
How does an athlete compete?
1. By the rules.
2. As best he/she can, regardless.
3. Just to show how strong he/she is.
The hardworking farmer should be first to:
1. get out of the field.
2. receive a share of the crops.
3. find a tree for shade.
Paul suffered for the gospel to the point of being
1. mocked as a Pharisee.
2. chained as a criminal.
3. beaten with willow sticks.
Opponents must be:
1. reprimanded publicly.
2. gently instructed.
3. ridiculed.
Timothy is told to not have anything to do with:
1. lazy believers.
2. weak believers.
3. foolish and stupid arguments.
Do not quarrel about words, for it is:
1. a waste of time.
2. of no value and ruins listeners.
3. of only a little value.
The teachings of Hymenaeus and Philetus:
1. did not do any good.
2. was good, but not accepted.
3. spread like gangrene.