1 Thessalonians 2

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According to 1 Thessalonians 2:10-12, who does Paul call as witnesses to his conduct among the Thessalonians, and how does he describe his treatment of them individually?

He calls no one as witness, relying only on his own self-assessmentHe calls the other apostles as witnesses, and says he treated the congregation with formal distanceHe calls only the local magistrates as witnesses, and says he treated the congregation as a business partnershipHe calls both the Thessalonians themselves and God as witnesses to his holy, righteous, and blameless conduct, and says he treated each of them individually the way a father treats his own children