chapter two

¹I am therefore urging, that before all should supplication, prayers, petitions, thanksgiving, done be for all men;

²for kings and all rulers, so that we shall lead a quiet and calm life in complete g-dliness and moral earnestness.

³the these are good and acceptable before Hashem our Redeemer,

⁴who wants, that all men shall saved be, and come to the knowledge of the truth.

⁵because there is (here) one G-d, and one mediator between Hashem and men, the man, Moshiach Yehoshua,

⁶who was Himself given for a redemption for all; that witness say of it should given be in the appropriate time;

⁷for which I am appointed become as herald and Shliach (the truth say I, and not any lie) a teacher of Torah for the nations of the world in the faith and truth.

⁸therefore want I, that the men should prayer do in every place, lifting up holy hands without anger and dissensions.

⁹also in this way the women should themselves adorn with modest clothing, with respectable comportment and modesty; not with braiding the hair, not with gold, or pearls, or expensive clothing;

¹⁰but with deeds good, as it becomes for women, who profess themselves to be fearer of heaven.

¹¹a woman shall learn quietly with full subjection.

¹²and I give not any woman authority to be teacher of Torah and not to rule over (her) husband, but to be silent.

¹³because Adam is to the first created become, later Eve;

¹⁴and Adam did himself not let deceive; but the woman, letting herself be deceived, is come to a transgression;

¹⁵she will however saved be through bearing children, if they will remain in the faith and love and holiness with modesty/tsnies.