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2 Thessalonians

The Second Epistle to the Thessalonians (New Testament)

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Second Thessalonians responds to concerns in the early church about suffering, persecution, and the timing of the Lord’s return, urging believers to stand firm.

Paul offers encouragement, correction, and exhortation to maintain orderly conduct and perseverance.

The letter reassures readers about God's justice and Christ’s final vindication while warning against deceptive teachings and idleness.

It highlights the status of believers as chosen and 'beloved of the Lord,' reinforcing identity amid trials.

The epistle has been historically important for Christian eschatology and pastoral care.

Mentioned by

Sam Castensmith

Mentioned in 13 episodes

Mentioned by

Tim Mackie

together with its companion letter as Pauline correspondence to the Thessalonian churches.

Sharing Grace (Remastered)

Mentioned by

John MacArthur

as the New Testament epistle containing his teaching on Christian work and responsibility.

Work: A Noble Christian Duty, Part 1 (A)

Mentioned by

Lee Eric Fesko

as a follow-up to correct intensified concerns about persecution and end-times misunderstandings.

This Is the New Testament Week 3 with Lee Eric Fesko

Mentioned by

Sam Castensmith

to explain that persistent rebellion should be confronted while the offender is still treated as a brother.

Ep. 118. Numbers 02 - Why Did Israel Keep Grumbling Against God?

Mentioned by

David Powlison

as an example of eschatology framed primarily to answer questions about suffering and comfort.

David Powlison: All Theology is Practical Theology | Westminster Radio #4

Mentioned by

John Piper

to reference the passage describing the man of lawlessness and the restraint that will be removed before the end.

Scattered Nations, United Praise

Quoted by

Greg Koukl

as a warning that God may send a deluding influence on those who reject the truth and pursue falsehoods.

What Do You Make of the Book of Mormon, and Why Do You Consider It “Another Gospel”?

Mentioned by

Jim Cunningham

as an example of early Christians being misled into believing that Christ’s second coming had already occurred.

September 13th, 2026- “You’ve Got Mail”

Mentioned by

Chuck Smith

as a parallel biblical passage describing the Antichrist's satanic power, signs, lying wonders, and deception.

Persecution From the Antichrist

Mentioned by

John Piper

when reading and applying a New Testament epistle passage about God fulfilling every resolve for good by his power.

The Different Tenses of Grace

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