From: J@M   
      
    "fidelitous the diction, if a man the episcopate desires, good work he   
   desires.   
     opportune therefore an episcop inreprehensible be, of one wife the husband,   
     sober, prudent, ornate, hospitable, doctor, not vinolent, not percussor, but   
     modest, not litigious, not cupit, his own house well preposited, children   
     having subordinate with all chastity. if a man but the house his own to rule   
     is nescient, in what way the ecclesia of the deities diligence he will have.   
     not a neophyte, that not in superbia elated into judgment he incise of   
     diabolus. opportune but he also testimony to have good by those which outside   
     are, that not into reprobation he incise and the noose of diabolus. deacons   
     similarly pure, not bilingual, not much wine, dedicated, not of turpid lucre   
     sectating, having the mystery of fidelity in conscience pure. and these but   
   be   
     probated first, and thus they minister, not any crime having. women similarly   
     pure, not detracting, sober, fidelitous in all things. deacons be of one wife   
     the husbands, who the children their own well they preside and their own   
     houses. those for well they have ministered a grade themselves good will   
     acquire, and much fiducialness in the fidelity which is in christ jesus.   
   these   
     things i write hoping to come to you quickly, if but i tardy, that you may be   
     scient how it is opportune of you in the house of the deities to converse,   
     which is the ecclesia of the deities the living, the column and firmament of   
     verity. and manifestly great is piety the sacrament, which manifested was in   
     the flesh, justified was in the spirit, appeared to angels, predicated was to   
     the nations, credited was in the world, taken up was in glory."   
     -- 1 Timothy 3:1-16   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)