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Weymouth New Testament in Modern Speech, 2 Thessalonians
Book 53 2 Thessalonians
This short pastoral letter opens with gratitude for a growing community whose faith and mutual love are deepening despite persecution. Its writers encourage these believers to remain steadfast, assuring them that God sees their suffering and that justice, rest, and glory belong to those who remain faithful. The message is both compassionate and solemn, offering prayer that their lives and service will honor Jesus.
The letter then addresses confusion about the promised day of the Lord. Readers are urged not to be shaken by alarming claims or deceptive messages, but to hold firmly to the teaching they have received. Alongside warnings about rebellion, lawlessness, and spiritual deception, the passage emphasizes God’s call to salvation, the love of truth, and the hope of sharing in divine glory. This modern-language rendering presents the text in direct, accessible prose while preserving its urgency, comfort, and strong focus on endurance.
Language
en
Duration
~7 minutes (7K characters)
Release date
Sep 1, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
1822–1902
An English schoolmaster, philologist, and Bible scholar, Richard Francis Weymouth sought to make New Testament scholarship more accessible to everyday readers. His influential Greek text and posthumously published modern-English translation helped bridge the gap between academic study and popular reading.
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