1 Thessalonians

2. – Referring to Jesus Christ as the ruler and sovereign authority over all.
3. – Symbolizing truth, righteousness, and the presence of God in contrast to darkness.
5. – The process of becoming more holy and set apart for God’s purposes.
6. – Offering gratitude to God for His work, blessings, and grace.
7. – Following God’s commands and instructions in Scripture.
14. – The sense of urgency or concern, particularly regarding the Day of the Lord.
15. – A change of heart and mind leading to turning away from sin and toward God.
17. – Trust in God and His promises, essential for salvation and Christian living.
18. – God’s sovereign choice to save those He has called, even before the foundation of the world.
19. – Confident expectation of God’s promises, especially the return of Christ.
20. – Refers to the second coming of Christ to gather His people and establish His kingdom.

1. – Times of suffering or distress that Christians may endure as they wait for Christ’s return.
4. – Living in a manner that is pleasing to God, reflecting His purity and righteousness.
8. – Offering comfort and support to others, especially in difficult times.
9. – The ability to persevere in the faith despite challenges or persecution.
10. – God’s unmerited favor that grants salvation and empowers believers.
11. – Deliverance from sin and its consequences, granted through faith in Jesus Christ.
12. – A deep, selfless affection for others, particularly expressed through Christ-like actions.
13. Love – Affection and care for fellow believers, reflecting the familial bond in Christ.
16. – Inner calm and reconciliation with God, often associated with the message of the gospel.