Source:
Timothy 4: 7
Tim 4:7 I have fought the good battle, I have run all the way, and I have kept the faith.
Tim 4:8 Since then, a crown of righteousness has been reserved for me, which the righteous judge will give me in that day, not only to me, but also to all who love his appearance.
Extended data:
2 Timothy is a volume of the New Testament, which consists of 4 chapters. It records the last hard times, the respect for the Bible, the encouragement for the upcoming awards, and the repentance for the work.
In "The Queen Timothy", it is mentioned that this letter was written in a Roman prison. Paul was once again imprisoned in Rome. But this imprisonment is much more difficult than the first one. Time and dimension around 65 AD. In July 64 AD, a big fire swept through Rome, and the 14 area in the city was extensively damaged.
Book author
At the beginning of 2 Timothy, it is obvious that the author of this letter is the apostle Paul. The early church had no objection to this. However, in 1807, the German theologian Friedrich Schleiermacher began to challenge this.
After that, some scholars accepted his point of view, quoted some difficult questions, denied that Paul was the author of the book, and thought that 1 Timothy should be a later work, such as Norman Perrin, Richard Herd and Robert Grant.
However, there are still many scholars, especially those with evangelical background, who firmly believe that Paul is the author of this book, such as daniel wallace, Knight Fei, westling III, Johnson, Stott and Donner.
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