\subsection{I Timothy 3}
\VS{1} Trustworthy [is this] word: if anyone aspires [to be] overseer, he desires [a] good work. 
\VS{2} The overseer must be irreproachable, husband of one wife, temperate, 
prudent, respectable, hospitable, skillful-at-teaching, 
\VS{3} not drunken, 
not belligerent, but fair, peaceable, not-greedy, 
\VS{4} [one] managing his house 
well, having his children in subjection with all respectfulness, 
\VS{5} for if anyone does not know [how] to manage his own house, 
how will he take care of the assembly\fnEkklhsia{} of God? 
\VS{6} Not [a] novice, lest having been puffed up he fall 
into [the] judgment of the devil. 
\VS{7} And [he] must also be having [a] good testimony 
from [those] outside, lest he fall into [the] reproach and snare of the devil. 
\VS{8} Likewise [the] serving [ones] must be respectful, 
not two-tongued, not being given to much wine, not fond-of-dishonest-gain, 
\VS{9} having the testimony of faith 
in [a] clean conscience. 
\VS{10} And let these be being proved\footnote{or 
``tested''} first, then let them be serving, being irreproachable. 
\VS{11} Likewise [must] wives [be] respectful, not 
slanderers\footnote{or ``devilish'' ?}, 
temperate, trustworthy in everything. 
\VS{12} Let [the] serving [ones] be husbands of 
one wife, managing well [their] children and their own house. 
\VS{13} For the [ones] having served well make to themselves [a] 
good standing and [a] great boldness in the faith [which is] in Christ Jesus. 
\VS{14} These [things] I write to you hoping to come to 
you swiftly. 
\VS{15} But if I delay, [I write] in order that you know how to conduct 
[yourself] in the house of God, which is [the] assembly\fnEkklhsia{} of [the] zoe-living\fnZoe{} God, [the] pillar and mainstay of the truth. 
\VS{16} And confessedly great is the mystery of godliness:

\begin{verse}
God\footnote{``God": \koine{}; ``He who": \hesychian{}; ``What": D} was manifested in [the] flesh, 
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Justified in the spirit, \\
Seen by angels, \\
Was preached to the nations, \\
Was believed in [the] world, \\
Was taken up in glory.
\end{verse}