Well, turn with me, if you would this morning, please, to 2 Timothy and the first chapter.

2 Timothy 1, for some weeks now we've been on this subject.

We're calling true faith.

True faith.

And in 2nd Timothy 1, by the Spirit, Paul, writing to Timothy, and he said, when I call to remembrance

the unfamed faith that is in you which dwell first in your grandmother, Lois, and your mother

unicy, and I am persuaded that in you also he's saying the spirit saying through him

you have in you what was in your grandmother and what was in your mother faith you know more important than getting a college education, more important than getting an inheritance from our parents or grandparents is getting some faith.

And knowing God.

You know you can have all of money and have the best education in the world and the best things in the

natural and be absolutely empty and spiritually bankrupt.

So the spiritual things are the most important.

And he said, you got that.

You got that faith in you that was in them.

But he qualifies what kind of faith?

What did he say?

Unfeigned faith.

The Weiss translation says unhypocrical faith.

Two or three translations say genuine faith.

And another two or three translations say, I remember your true faith.

If there's an unfaigned faith, what must there be?

Famed faith.

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