\subsection{I Timothy 5}
\VS{1} Do not rebuke [an] elder, but exhort [him] as [a] father, [and] younger [ones] as brothers, 
\VS{2} 
elder [women] as mothers, younger [women] as sisters, in all purity. 
\VS{3} Be honoring 
widows [who are] widows indeed. 
\VS{4} But if any widow has children or descendants, 
let\fnImperative{} them be learning first to be being pious at home 
and to be rendering recompense to their parents, for this is acceptable 
before God. 
\VS{5} Now the [one being] widow indeed and solitary, hopes in God and 
continues in entreaties and in prayers night and day. 
\VS{6} But she zoe-living\fnZoe{} indulgently is dead [while] zoe-living\fnZoe{}. 
\VS{7} And be commanding these [things] in order that 
they irreproachable. 
\VS{8} But if any not provide for his own and 
especially his own house, he has denied his faith and is worse [than a] 
non-believer. 
\VS{9} Let\fnImperative{} [a] widow be enrolled not less 
than sixty years old, wife of one man, 
\VS{10} testified of good works, if 
she has brought up children, if she has been hospitable, if she has washed 
[the] feet of [the] holy [ones], if she has helped those afflicted, if she has followed in every good. work. 
\VS{11} But be refusing younger widows, for when they 
feel-sensual-impulses-alienating-them from Christ, they want to be marrying, 
\VS{12} having judgment because they rejected their first faith. 
\VS{13} But besides, they learn [to be] lazy, going around the houses, 
and not only lazy but also gossipy and meddlesome, speaking what they ought not. 
\VS{14} I intend therefore [that] younger [widows] be marrying, to be bearing children, to be managing the 
house, to be giving no occasion to the adversary because [she has cause for] reproach. 
\VS{15} For some have already turned aside after Satan. 
\VS{16} If any believer has 
widows, let\fnImperative{} him be helping them, and 
let\fnImperative{} the assembly\fnEkklhsia{} not be being burdened, in order that it 
help [those who are] widows indeed. 
\VS{17} Let\fnImperative{} the elders having 
managed well be being worthy of double honor, especially those laboring in 
word and teaching. 
\VS{18} For the scripture says: 

\begin{verse}
You will not muzzle [the] threshing ox, 
\end{verse}

and:

\begin{verse}
The worker [is] worthy of his reward.
\end{verse}

\VS{19} Against [an] elder be not receiving accusation, except upon two or three 
witnesses. 
\VS{20} Be rebuking those sinning before all, in order that the 
rest have fear. 
\VS{21} I charge [you] before God and Christ Jesus and the chosen 
angels, that you guard these [things] without prejudice, doing nothing according to 
partiality. 
\VS{22} Be laying hands swiftly on no one, neither be partner 
with another's sin --- be keeping yourself pure. 
\VS{23} No longer drink 
water, but use [a] little wine because [of your] belly and your frequent illness. 
\VS{24} The sins of some men are evident, going before to judgment, and some 
follow; 
\VS{25} Likewise also the good works [of some] are evident, and those having 
otherwise are not able to be hidden.