David Guzik commentary on 1 Thessalonians 5, where Paul exhorts the church in Thessalonica to be ready for the return of Jesus.

We should pray always, and not faint: pray without weariness, and continue in prayer, till we come to that world where prayer shall be swallowed up in praise.

Paul instructs believers to warn those who are lazy busybodies, encourage those who are easily discouraged, assist those whose faith is weak. And exercise ...

Christ's coming will be terrible to the ungodly. Their destruction will overtake them while they dream of happiness, and please themselves with vain amusements.

The Day of the Lord (1 Thessalonians 5:1-11). After unfolding the truth concerning the rapture, the apostle turned his attention to the day of the Lord.

Jesus is the one who has died, Paul says, on our behalf. Because he experienced death, the Thessalonians can be confident that they will experience life.

God made the body at the beginning; He made it for Himself; and it is His. To begin with, it is neither holy nor unholy; it has no character of its own at all; ...

The apostle continues to speak of Christ's coming to judgment, and the uncertainty of the time in which it shall take place, and the careless state of sinners.

When Jesus Christ Comes. A free Bible commentary on the First Letter to the Thessalonians in EasyEnglish.

31 мая 2024 г. · Paul provides a word of needed exhortation to the those those who living in Christ to motivate them (and us) to be daily living FOR Christ (in the Power of His ...