2 Timothy 3:2

“For people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, boastful, arrogant, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, ungrateful, unholy,”

2 Timothy 3:2 · direct translation from the Greek
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2 Timothy 3:2, word by word

peopleἄνθρωποιanthrōpoi

person

A person, man or woman.

Where else “anthrōpoi” appears
will beἔσονταιesontai

be

To be: says who or what something is.

Where else “esontai” appears
lovers of selfφίλαυτοιphilautoi

lover of self

Loving oneself, selfish.

Where else “philautoi” appears
lovers of moneyφιλάργυροιphilargyroi

money-loving

Money-loving, greedy for money.

Where else “philargyroi” appears
boastfulἀλαζόνεςalazones

boaster

Boaster, braggart: someone who shows off.

Where else “alazones” appears
arrogantὑπερήφανοιhyperēphanoi

arrogant, proud

Arrogant, proud: setting oneself above others.

Where else “hyperēphanoi” appears
blasphemersβλάσφημοιblasphēmoi

slanderous, blasphemous

Slanderous, insulting; blasphemous, offending God or someone; a blasphemer.

Where else “blasphēmoi” appears
disobedientἀπειθεῖςapeitheis

disobedient

Disobedient.

Where else “apeitheis” appears
to parentsγονεῦσινgoneusin

parent

Parents (father and mother).

Where else “goneusin” appears
ungratefulἀχάριστοιacharistoi

ungrateful

Ungrateful.

Where else “acharistoi” appears
unholyἀνόσιοιanosioi

unholy

Unholy: without respect for what is holy.

Where else “anosioi” appears

The context

1But know this, that in the last days difficult times will come.

2 · This verse (above)

3without natural affection, irreconcilable, slanderers, without self-control, brutal, not loving what is good,

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