Remember the Good Confession

What is Paul charging Timothy with?

Why does Paul charge Timothy in the presence of God and Jesus Christ?

What does Paul's charge that Timothy "keep the commandment" mean?

What does Paul mean by "keep the commandment unstained and free from reproach" mean?

Is there a time restraint on the charge from Paul? (See v. 14)

Why does Paul transition to a doxology?

What do vv. 14-16 teach the reader about the person of Christ and His return?

Paul ends his first letter to Timothy with a final command what is it? 

Paul ends his letter to Timothy with one final command. What is it? 

What has been entrusted to Timothy?

How is Timothy to guard what has been entrusted to him?

How does the good confession of v. 12 connect to v. 13 which speaks of Christ's good confession? How is the theme of a good confession seen throughout the end of 1 Timothy, especially v. 14-16, 20-21?

Is worship a type of confession?

What does it mean to call Jesus the King of kings and the Lord of lords?