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## translationWords
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* [[en:tw:good]]
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* [[en:tw:saint]]
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* [[en:tw:works]]
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## translationNotes
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* **be enrolled as a widow** - There seems to have been a list, written or not, of widows. The church met these women's needs for shelter, clothing, and food, and the women were expected to devote their lives to serving the church.
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* **who is not younger in years than sixty** - Widows who were younger than sixty years old might get married again, but the church was to care for widows who were older than sixty.
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* **a wife of one husband** - "a woman who was faithful to her husband"
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* **She must be known for good deeds** - The phrases following this are examples of the kinds of good things a woman might be know for doing.
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* **washed the feet** - "does common work to help." Washing the dirty feet of people who have been walking in the dirt and mud is a metonym or metaphor for meeting other people's needs and making life more enjoyable for them. (See: [[en:ta:vol2:translate:figs_metonymy]], [[en:ta:vol1:translate:figs_metaphor]])
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* **saints** - "God's holy people"
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* **has followed every good work** - "is known for doing good works"
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