As mentioned earlier, Paul's next visit probably came two or three weeks later. Picture the excitement in Timothy's household when Paul arrived, this time accompanied by Silas. It was surely a joyful time for Paul too. He could see for himself what had come from the seeds of truth that had been sown in Lystra. There were Lois and Eunice, her daughter, now loyal Christian women, full of the "unhypocritical faith" that Paul so admired. (2 Timothy 1:5) And what of young Timothy?
Paul learned that the young man had matured admirably since the previous visit. Timothy was well-reported-on by the brothers," not only in Lystra but also in Iconium, about 20 miles (32 km) to the northeast. (Acts 16:2) How had he built up such a reputation?
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