2 Thessalonians

2. – The act of God’s righteous assessment of all people, rewarding or punishing based on their deeds.
5. – God’s power and favor, given freely to the undeserving, enabling salvation and sanctification.
7. – Trust and belief in Jesus Christ and His promises.
9. – Selfless affection and care for others, especially for fellow believers.
10. – Evil actions and moral corruption, opposed to God's will.
13. – A figure or force in opposition to Christ, often associated with end-time deception.
14. – The just punishment that God will execute against the wicked at the end of time.
15. – The labor or actions of believers to spread the gospel and live out their faith.
17. – Refers to Jesus Christ, the supreme authority and ruler over all.
18. – Inner tranquility that comes from being reconciled to God through Christ.
19. of the Lord – A future time when God will judge the world and establish His kingdom.
20. – The act of leading people away from the truth, particularly the gospel, often by false teachers.

1. – God’s unmerited favor, enabling salvation and spiritual growth.
3. – The radiant splendor and majesty of God, often revealed in His presence and power.
4. – Times of suffering and hardship, particularly for the believer.
6. – Offering comfort and motivation to others to stay firm in their faith.
8. – Steadfastness in the faith, particularly under trials or persecution.
11. firm – To remain steadfast and unshaken in one’s faith, especially in the face of opposition.
12. – Living in a manner that is pleasing to God, characterized by justice and holiness.
16. – The unveiling of divine truth, especially regarding the return of Christ and the end of the age.