Tite 2:1-5

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Toi, au contraire, enseigne ce qui est conforme à l'enseignement véritable. Dis aux hommes âgés de faire preuve de modération, d'être respectables, et de vivre de façon équilibrée et véritable dans la foi, l'amour et la persévérance. De même, dis aux femmes âgées d'avoir un comportement qui honore Dieu. Elles ne doivent pas être médisantes, ni esclaves des excès du vin. Qu'elles enseignent ce qui est droit ; voici ce qu'elles peuvent apprendre aux jeunes femmes : « Aimez votre mari et vos enfants », « soyez raisonnables et pures », « prenez soin de votre foyer », « soyez pleines de bonté et soumises à votre mari ». Ainsi personne ne se moquera de la parole de Dieu.

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