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Who? God the father? Or that guy?

Who born you? So he is like your father ​@@notyourtypicalcomment2399

Jesus said call no man father, for one is ur father in heaven.

@@notyourtypicalcomment2399 I don't thing you understood the verse properly

@@jesusisouraim.8487 ok so what does it mean? Ok if He said, be not ye called rabbi, And call no man your father upon the earth: for one is your Father, which is in heaven. What was he saying?

@@notyourtypicalcomment2399 Whay did Paul calld Timothy my son and what's wrong if Timothy called father to Paul? A: Of course, we know that Timothy was not Paul’s “natural son” because we see in (Acts 16:1) that Timothy’s father was not a Jew and Paul was a Jew (Acts 21:39)(Acts 22:3). In addition, Paul clearly stated that he was single (1 Cor 7:7-8) (although some believe Paul may have been married at one time This being said, there are two explanations given. The primary one, given by most, is that Paul led Timothy to saving faith in Christ. In doing this, Paul became like a “spiritual father” to Timothy. Timothy was, in essence, like Paul’s son, and Paul felt responsible for him and taught him. (I think this is often the case when someone leads another person to the Lord.) In addition, Timothy is not the only one Paul calls his “son.” He also calls Onesimus his “son” in (Phm 1:10) “I beseech thee for my son Onesimus, whom I have begotten in my bonds.” This seems to make it much more clear that Paul called Onesimus his “son” because he had led him to the Lord while “in bonds” (in prison). Paul also calls Titus his “son” in (Titus 1:4). (1 Cor 4:14-15) is another place that seems to bolster this viewpoint. Paul says, “I write not these things to shame you, but as my beloved sons I warn you. (15) For though ye have ten thousand instructors in Christ, yet have ye not many fathers: for in Christ Jesus I have begotten you (became your father) through the gospel. However, there are also some who believe that Paul may have called Timothy his “son” simply because he was kind of like an “apprentice” to Paul. Paul appears to have been quite a bit older than Timothy (1 Tim 4:12), and probably was more spiritually mature as well (at least early on), so Paul was like his mentor. (Phil 2:19-24) seems to bear this out a little. Also, (Acts 16:1-3) seems to make it clear that Paul first met Timothy at Lystra. At this first meeting, Timothy is called a “disciple.” Since Paul had never met Timothy before this, and Timothy was already called a “disciple” (an indication he was already a Christian), it seems unlikely that Paul had led him to the Lord. Instead, his Godly mother Eunice or his grandmother Lois (See: 2 Tim 1:5) probably led him when he was younger. I should also add that (1 Tim 1:2) is not the only place that Paul calls Timothy his “son.” He also does this in (1 Tim 1:18)(2 Tim 1:2)(2 Tim 2:1)(1 Cor 4:17). It is worth noting that in each of these instances, as well as the other places Paul calls someone his “son,” he uses the Greek word “teknon” rather than the much more commonly used word for “son” in the New Testament “huios.” It appears that “teknon” is often used in a more figurative sense than “huios.” Ultimately, we cannot know for sure why Paul used the word “son,” but we know that when he used it, he had great affection for that person.

Im a Girl so but im Coptic but I think you have to learn Coptic not Arabic to be a Diakon

@@Anna_kxy yes but I also want to learn Arabic to be able to speak it 😅

@@akihirosensei9522 yeah I know most of the abounas don’t speak the language in your country and if they speak it they can’t speak good

For your people, and your church ask You and through You, the Father with you saying Have mercy(3) on us oh God the father the Pantocrator Have mercy (3) on us O God our savior Have mercy(3) on us O God and have mercy Lord have mercy

God bless you !