This is the second entry in the Second Letter of Paul to the Thessalonians Bible Junkies Commentary. You can find the first entry here. In the first entry I discussed introductory matters, such as ...

If it is written not long after 1 Thessalonians, though, it is probable that Paul is still in Corinth (where he stayed for 18 months) and so the letter would be dated to 51. The second letter to ...

Then Paul instructs the Thessalonians to respect their spiritual leaders and to pray with joy and thanksgiving (5:12-22). He ends the letter with a blessing prayer (5:23-24) and a few closing ...

Premillenarians rightly consider The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Thessalonians by C. F. Hogg and W. E. Vine (second edition, 1929) as the best treatment of both epistles based on the ...

This is all terrifying, but it’s not firmly rooted in any religious tradition. Two apocalyptic texts from the Bible discuss the Antichrist: the Second Epistle to the Thessalonians and the Book ...

Benedict XVI then pointed out how in his Second Letter to the Thessalonians, the Apostle "changes perspective and speaks of the negative events that will precede the end.