Tag: New Testament Pauline Epistles

In 2 Thessalonians 2:3-4, Paul warns of the “man of lawlessness,” interpreted as the pope and the corrupt papal system. He describes this figure as exalting himself above God, claiming divine authority, and deceiving through power. The papacy’s historical actions align with these warnings, reflecting a departure from biblical truth. Ultimately, Christ’s victory over falsehood…

In 2 Thessalonians 2:7–12, Paul reassures troubled Christians about the “mystery of lawlessness” and the coming “man of lawlessness.” He emphasizes God’s sovereignty in restraining evil and highlights the certainty of Christ’s victory over rebellion. Believers are encouraged to trust God’s plan and uphold the truth amidst confusion.

A commentary on the fifth chapter of the New Testament epistle of 1 Thessalonians

1 Thessalonians 4 Commentary: The human experience of grief is as old as sin. When our father Adam disobeyed God, sin entered into the world – and death though sin. This death – in all of its various lifelong forms and manifestations – leads to grief in just as many forms. Our responses to this…

[S] In the past decade or so, a new term has been coined. I’m talking about the word “adulting”. The linguistics journal American Speech has offered up these definitions for this word: 1. to behave in an adult manner; engage in activities associated with adulthood 2. to make someone behave like an adult; turn someone…