Studies of Paul's Letters to the Thessalonians - Dinger, Dennis
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The two letters from Paul to the Thessalonian saints contain details of the second coming of the Lord, and encouragements to proper behavior leading up to that day. The Thessalonian saints were beset by persecution from rabble rousers and by deceptive words of false teachers. The letters contain explanations, words of comfort, caution, and command, and encouragements to watch, rejoice, walk, and please God. These letters are apropos to the 21st Century because today's saints have similar interests and similar problems to those facing the Thessalonians of the 1st Century . . . plus we are now ¿2000 years closer to the Lord's return!…mehr

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The two letters from Paul to the Thessalonian saints contain details of the second coming of the Lord, and encouragements to proper behavior leading up to that day. The Thessalonian saints were beset by persecution from rabble rousers and by deceptive words of false teachers. The letters contain explanations, words of comfort, caution, and command, and encouragements to watch, rejoice, walk, and please God. These letters are apropos to the 21st Century because today's saints have similar interests and similar problems to those facing the Thessalonians of the 1st Century . . . plus we are now ¿2000 years closer to the Lord's return!
Autorenporträt
Dennis Dinger is a Christian and Professor Emeritus of Ceramic and Materials Engineering at Clemson University. He was disabled by blood cancer in 2008. As a Professor, he directed many applied ceramic engineering research projects, and he was an active researcher and private consultant. He is the author of "The War Against God," several ceramics textbooks, studies of all New Testament books, and several other books such as "Global Climate Change, The Bible, & Science," "The Coming of the Lord Draweth Nigh," "Absolute Truth for a Relative World," and "The Tribulation to Come."