Thessalonians

New Testament epistles

Thessalonians refers to two books of the New Testament—First Thessalonians and Second Thessalonians—letters attributed to the apostle Paul addressed to the early Christian community in Thessalonica, a city in ancient Macedonia.

The letters discuss faith, the return of Christ, and proper conduct while awaiting the end times.

Thessalonians also means the inhabitants of Thessalonica: Paul wrote to the Thessalonians.

Pauline

epistles

Literary or formal letters

Philippians · Colossians · Titus · Philemon · apostle · missionary · Silas · Barnabas · Macedonia · Athens

eschatology

second coming

Awaited return of greatness

tribulation · antichrist · advent · end times · return · trumpet · gathering · clouds · heaven · wrath

biblical

New Testament

Second biblical division

gospels · Acts · Romans · Hebrews · James · Peter · John · Revelation · apostolic · exegesis

doctrine

faith

Trust without proof

  • hopeDesire for good outcomes
  • loveIntense fond attachment
  • graceEffortless beauty of motion

salvation · sanctification · holiness · perseverance · election · calling · gospel · teaching · exhortation · comfort

Thessalonica

Macedonia

Ancient realm, modern nation

  • GreeceBalkan peninsula nation
  • AegeanEastern Mediterranean sea
  • churchPlace of Christian worship

congregation · converts · synagogue · persecution · community · ancient · Roman · Balkan · Mediterranean · harbor

Categories
Opposites
biblical genre

ThessaloniansGospels

Canonical Christ biographies

Matthew · Mark · Luke · John · Acts

old vs. new testament

ThessaloniansGenesis

First biblical book

Exodus · Psalms · Isaiah · Torah · Hebrew Bible

new testament genre

ThessaloniansGospel of Matthew

Opening New Testament text

Gospel of Mark · Gospel of Luke · Gospel of John · Acts of the Apostles · Revelation

Family

Thessaly, Thessaloniki, Thessalonica

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