In 2 Thessalonians, Paul addresses the issue regarding that the day of the coming of Christ has already come. He urges them to not to become alarmed or unsettled by the teaching from him, concerning this issue. He warns them that others will try to deceive them into believing that day already came, and he… Continue reading →
Within 1 Thessalonians, Paul writes a letter to the Christian community in Thessalonica in Macedonia in northern Greece. According to 1:9, the religious background of the people included them worshiping idols before they were saved by God. This means that they were previously Gentiles. These people originated from Macedonia and Achaia, the two Roman provinces… Continue reading →
Matthew begins his story of Jesus quite differently than Mark does. He begins by laying out a large line of generations of people up to when Jesus was born. I believe he does this in order to prove that Jesus was not some random person that people knew nothing about and/or where he came from.… Continue reading →
