Paul's purpose for writing the letter is to encourage, exhort and uphold his disciple Timothy and to summon him to Rome. For more on the person of Timothy see Introduction to 1 Timothy.

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No. Could it happen? Well, since we are talking about the church, here is the apostle Paul writing to his acolyte Timothy (1 Timothy 6:10): "For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.

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