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Iron tools, rough fragments, and an anvil occupy an empty metalworker’s workbench beside a forge.
Disclosed visual essay on a letter. Paul and Timothy use established illustrative character references, not documented historical likenesses. Settings, anonymous contextual people and metaphorical objects illustrate the wording without asserting additional events or dialogue. Symbolic essays are not reported visions or historical reconstructions. Disclosed visual essay

2 Timothy 4:14

Alexander's Harm

Preach the Word and Come Before Winter · 2 Timothy 4

Story guide: Visual essay: An empty metalworker’s bench provides context for Paul’s warning about Alexander and his appeal to the Lord’s repayment.

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14Alexander the metalworker showed me many evils; the Lord will repay him according to his works.

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