II Thessalonians
This letter was sent by Paul to the Thessalonians shortly after the first letter, as a result of continued persecutions by the Jews at Thessalonica. In addition, there were some misunderstandings concerning the Second Coming of Christ and the view was held by some that the Day of the Lord had already come (2:2). Some thought that its judgments had already begun; yet they understood Paul to have taught that they would be exempt from these judgments. As a result, some, thinking the end of the world was at hand, had stopped working and were creating an embarrassing situation (3:6,11). Paul corrected the teaching in this letter and reprimanded the idlers, If any one will not work, let him not eat (3:10).
| Reading | Read Time | Hit Count |
|---|---|---|
| II Thessalonians 1:1-10 (25th Monday after Pentecost) | 1 min | 3914 |
| II Thessalonians 1:10-2:2 (25th Tuesday after Pentecost) | 1 min | 3634 |
| II Thessalonians 2:1-12 (25th Wednesday after Pentecost) | 1 min | 3800 |
| II Thessalonians 2:13-17; 3:1-5 (25th Thursday after Pentecost) | 1 min | 5125 |
| II Thessalonians 3:6-18 (25th Friday after Pentecost) | 1 min | 4158 |