A Sketch of the History of the Apostolic Church
A Sketch of the History of the Apostolic Church
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They had become imitators of Christ and of Paul in that they had " received the word in much affliction. " They had also become imitators of the Christian churches in Judsea, for as the Jewish Christians had suffered at the hands of the unbelieving Jews, so also the heathen Christians at Thessalonica had suffered at the hands of their heathen neighbors. In the second chapter Paul indulges in a kind of review of his conduct while he was among them, remind- ing them of the kind of life he had led... while there, his manner of dealing with each one, his blameless conduct, and his many exhortations that they "should walk. Worthily of God, " who was calling them into his glorious kingdom.
We learn, too, that Paul had been compelled to leave Thessalonica before he was sure that the gospel had been firmly established, and he had earnestly desired to return to them. Indeed he seems to have made an effort more than once to get back, but " Satan " hindered him, which means 176 HISTORY OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had become imitators of Christ and of Paul in that they had " received the word in much affliction. " They had also become imitators of the Christian churches in Judsea, for as the Jewish Christians had suffered at the hands of the unbelieving Jews, so also the heathen Christians at Thessalonica had suffered at the hands of their heathen neighbors. In the second chapter Paul indulges in a kind of review of his conduct while he was among them, remind- ing them of the kind of life he had led... while there, his manner of dealing with each one, his blameless conduct, and his many exhortations that they "should walk. Worthily of God, " who was calling them into his glorious kingdom.
We learn, too, that Paul had been compelled to leave Thessalonica before he was sure that the gospel had been firmly established, and he had earnestly desired to return to them. Indeed he seems to have made an effort more than once to get back, but " Satan " hindered him, which means 176 HISTORY OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH.
What to read after A Sketch of the History of the Apostolic Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver J Oliver Joseph Thatcher to read onlineMoreLess
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