Timothy
Timothy in the Bible — a disciple and Paul's companion (ACT 16:1). Referenced in 4 scripture passages.
Profile
- Gender
- male
- Scripture References
- 4 references
- Known Names
- 2 names
- Relationships
- 2 connections
Biography
Paul's beloved spiritual son and ministry companion. The son of a Greek father and Jewish mother Eunice, Timothy was trained in Scripture from childhood. Paul circumcised him for ministry among Jews and took him on missionary journeys. Despite being young and perhaps timid, Timothy pastored the church at Ephesus. Paul wrote two letters instructing him in ministry and doctrine.
Significance
Timothy exemplifies faithful discipleship and spiritual mentorship. His genuine faith passed down through generations shows the importance of faithful spiritual training.
Key Events
Names & Labels (2)
- Hebrew
- טִימוֹתֵיאוֹס
- Transliteration
- tiymoteyom
- Greek
- Τιμόθεος
- Reference
- ACT 16:1
- Strong's
- none
- Hebrew
- אִישׁ הָאֱלֹהִים
- Transliteration
- iysh haelohiym
- Meaning
- man [of] G-d
- Greek
- ἄνθρωπε θεοῦ
- Reference
- 1TI 6:11
- Strong's
- H376, H430
Notes
had a Jewish mother and Greek father (ACT 16:1)
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Timothy in the Bible?
Timothy is described in the Bible as a disciple and Paul's companion (ACT 16:1).