2 Thessalonians

The Thessalonians' faith is increasing despite persecutions, which is a sign of God's just judgment, and God will repay trouble to those who trouble them and give them rest when Jesus is revealed. The day of the Lord will not come until the apostasy and the man of sin are revealed, accompanied by false miracles and signs, deceiving those who have not accepted the love of truth. Believers have been chosen by God for salvation through the sanctification of the Spirit and faith in the truth. The apostle asks for prayer for the advancement of the Word of God and cautions against brothers who walk in disorder, instructing the idle to work and eat their own bread, and warns that those who disobey should be corrected as a brother.