‏ 2 Timothy 3:2-3

 Lovers of self ( φιλαυτο ). Old compound adjective ( φιλοσ, αυτος ), here only in N.T.

 Lovers of money ( φιλαργυρο ). Old compound adjective, in N.T. only here and Lu 16:14. See 1Ti 6:10.

 Boastful ( αλαζονες ). Old word for empty pretender, in N.T. only here and Ro 1:30.

 Haughty ( υπερηφανο ). See also Ro 1:30 for this old word.

 Railers ( βλασφημο ). See 1Ti 1:13.

 Disobedient to parents ( γονευσιν απειθεις ). See Ro 1:30.

 Unthankful ( αχαριστο ). Old word, in N.T. only here and Lu 6:35.

 Unholy ( ανοσιο ). See 1Ti 1:9.

 Without natural affection ( αστοργο ). See Ro 1:31.

 Implacable ( ασπονδο ). Truce-breakers. Old word, only here in N.T. though in MSS. in Ro 1:31 (from  α privative and  σπονδη, a libation).

 Slanderers ( διαβολο ). See 1Ti 3:11; Tit 2:3.

 Without self-control ( ακρατεις ). Old word ( α privative and  κρατος ), here only in N.T.

 Fierce ( ανημερο ). Old word ( α privative and  ημερος, tame), only here in N.T.

 No lovers of good ( αφιλαγαθο ). Found only here ( α privative and  φιλαγαθος, for which see Tit 1:8). See also Php 4:8. A papyrus describes Antoninus as  φιλαγαθος and has  αφιλοκαγαθια.

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