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Second Peter and Jude: An Expositional Commentary is unavailable, but you can change that!

Dr. Hiebert presents insights from two highly reliable and skilled sources to help believers unravel the perplexities and mysteries of II Peter and Jude—the authors themselves. Straightforward and unembellished, thorough and profound, Second Peter and Jude follows the inspired penmen of these two great books in explaining the intricacies and practicality of their content. With commentary that...

in the heart appear especially in the eyes, Gen. 39:7; Prov. 6:25.”40 “Full of” (mestous) indicates how completely their corrupt passions have come to occupy their minds. Since they have given themselves over to such thoughts, their eyes “cannot cease from sin.” “Cannot cease” (akatapaustous), only here in the New Testament, indicates that their eyes are unable to rest from their search for a woman with whom to engage in sin. Peter was fully aware of the enslaving power of the lustful look. “Enticing
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