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The Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible is a study Bible to feed your soul, instruct your mind, and illuminate the heritage of the Reformation. Put together by a top-notch team of Reformed scholars, this study tool enhances your Bible reading in powerful ways. Study the Bible within the framework of Reformed and Puritan heritages, with short articles on core Christian teachings and important...

Paul’s authorship of 1 Thessalonians was widely accepted in the early church. Church fathers such as Irenaeus (c. AD 130–200), Clement of Alexandria (c. AD 150–215), and Tertullian (c. AD 160–225) all acknowledged Pauline authorship of 1 Thessalonians. Until the mid-nineteenth century, Pauline authorship was almost unanimously agreed upon. Thessalonica was an important port city in Macedonia and was situated along the Via Egnatia, which served
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