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Thessalonians, letters of Paul to the, two New Testament letters written by
Paul from Corinth, Greece, about AD 50 and addressed to the Christian
community he had founded in Macedonia.
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The first letter was written after Timothy, his co-worker, returned from
Thessalonia to report that the new converts had stood fast in the Lord
despite persecution. Apparently to refute slanderous charges that he used
guile and flattery to gain converts, Paul points out that the Thessalonians
themselves were eyewitnesses to his "holy and righteous and
blameless" behaviour (2:10). He likewise calls attention to the fact
that he worked night and day so as not to burden anyone. In answer to a
question that disturbed the community, Paul explained that everyone, both
the living and the dead, will share Christ's Resurrection at the time of his
Second Coming.
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Outline |
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Introduction
1.1 |
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Gratitude
and praise
1.2-3.13 |
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Exhortation
to Christian conduct
4.1-12 |
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±âµ¶±³Àû Çà½ÇÀÇ ±Ç°í |
Instructions
about the coming of Christ
4.13-5.11 |
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Final
exhortations
5.12-22 |
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Conclusion
5.23-28 |
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µ¥»ì·Î´Ï°¡Àü¼(1 Thessalonians)
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2
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The second letter was written shortly after the
first, but some question Pauline authorship because there is notable
ambiguity about the proximity of Christ's Second Coming. Christians
apparently believed that it was useless to work because the end of the world
was close at hand. The letter thus explains that the final day will not
arrive until after the Antichrist appears and proclaims himself God.
Christians must consequently continue "to earn their own living"
(3:12), as did Paul himself in Thessalonia, who "did not eat any one's
bread without paying" (3:8).
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Outline |
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Introduction
1.1-2 |
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Praise
and commendation
1.3-12 |
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Âù¹Ì¿Í ĪÂù |
Instructions about the coming of
Christ
2.1-17 |
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±×¸®½ºµµÀÇ ¿À½É¿¡ ´ëÇÑ Áöħµé |
Exhortation to Christian conduct
3.1-15 |
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±âµ¶±³Àû Çà½ÇÀÇ ±Ç°í |
Conclusion
5.23-28 |
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3
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