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Paul wrote his first letter to the Thessalonians to comfort and encourage them He urged these new believers to watch for their Lord’s return and so live a life of committed holiness. In his commentary on the Thessalonian epistles, D. Edmond Hiebert assumes Paul’s concern for his own readers and makes his commentary practical for today’s believers. Hiebert maintains a tone of commentary with a...

the deceptions of the lawless one and are now “in the path that leads to ruin” (Way). The present tense connotes that their perishing has already begun and that a “complete transformation” of these victims would be “required to bring them out of the ruin implicit in their state.”69 As a class, they are the opposite of those “now being saved” (1 Cor. 1:18). The path that they are persistently following will inevitably plunge them into “perdition” (see remarks under v. 3 above), for in character and
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