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As I prayed thee, that thou shouldest dwell at Ephesus, when I went into Macedonia, that thou shouldest command to some men [that thou shouldest announce, or warn, to some], that they should not teach other way,

neither give attention to fables and genealogies that be uncertain [and genealogies without end], which give questions, more than edification of God, that is in the faith [that is in faith].

For the end of the commandment is charity of clean heart, and good conscience, and of faith not feigned.

From which things some men have erred, and be turned into vain speech; [From which things some erring, be turned together into vain speech;]

and will to be teachers of the law, and understand not what things they speak[a], neither of what things they affirm.

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  1. 1 Timothy 1:7 willing to be teachers of the law, not understanding, neither what things they speak