An apocryphal book about this man's Acts states that he was stoned to death while preaching during a festival of Diana.
An apocryphal book about this man's Acts states that he was stoned to death while preaching during a festival of Diana. This man is given as the child of a female Jew and a Greek in Acts 16. A letter to this man uses the phrase "itching ears" to describe those who seek out teachings and doctrines which affirm their own lifestyles, not those of apostles. This man and Paul are the two given authors at the beginning of Philippians. He's not from Corinth, but a book named for this man states "But I suffer not a (*) woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over a man, but to remain in silence." This man is advised "do not let anyone look down on you because you are young." For 10 points, name this addressee of two Pauline Epistles, a young man ministering in Ephesus.
An apocryphal book about this man's Acts states that he was stoned to death while preaching during a festival of Diana.
(Saint) Timothy [or Timotheus; accept either First or Second Timothy]