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not need to be told. These stories did not honor God. And they did not teach other people to honor God
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either.
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**Advice to Translators: Stories “loved by old women”(γραώδης/g1126) in 4:7 was a common insult when
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**Advice to Translators**: Stories “loved by old women”(γραώδης/g1126) in 4:7 was a common insult when
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Paul was alive. However, today it could insult women and the elderly. The translator should find a way of
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writing this idea without needlessly insulting other people.**:
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writing this idea without needlessly insulting other people.
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See: World
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Paul wanted to write that someone training their body benefited them, but only useful while living on earth.
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However, training to do things that honor God benefited people would last forever.
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**Advice to translators: Someone who trains does something many times in the same way for a reason. It
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benefits them. That is, it helps them to be better in some way.**:
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**Advice to translators**: Someone who trains does something many times in the same way for a reason. It
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benefits them. That is, it helps them to be better in some way.
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### How is God the Savior of all people, but especially of Christians?
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