^2 [a](A)An overseer, then, must be above reproach, ^(B)the husband of one wife, ^(C)temperate, sensible, respectable, ^(D)hospitable, ^(E)able to teach, ^3 (F)not addicted to wine ^[b]or pugnacious, but considerate, peaceable, ^(G)free from the love of money; ^4 (H)leading his own household well, having his children in submission with all dignity

⁶ namely, ^(A)if any man is beyond reproach, the ^(B)husband of one wife, having faithful children, who are not accused of ^(C)dissipation, or ^(D)rebellious. ⁷ For the ^[a](E)overseer must be beyond reproach as ^(F)God’s steward, not ^(G)self-willed, not quick-tempered, not ^(H)addicted to wine, not pugnacious, ^(I)not fond of dishonest gain, ⁸ but ^(J)hospitable, ^(K)loving what is good, sensible, righteous, holy, self-controlled,