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2 Timothy 3:17: Who wrote it, The Apostle Paul; Timothy knew the holy writings from when he was a child.His early knowledge of Scripture made him wise to find salvation through faith in Christ Jesus;
what does it say about Timothy, Timothy knew the holy writings from when he was a child.His early knowledge of Scripture made him wise to find salvation through faith in Christ Jesus;
, where does scripture come from, All Scripture comes straight from God.It is literally "breathed out" by God Himself.
what is scripture good for Teaching the truth about God and life.Rebuking people when they do wrong.Correcting mistakes and false ideas.Training people to live right and walk in holiness.
, what will it accomplish. It makes the person of God complete.It fully equips them to do every good work.
4 false teachings that Peter corrects in 2 Peter: Denial of the Lordship and Redemption of Christ; Antinomianism (Using Grace as a License for Immorality); Skepticism Regarding Apostolic Witness and Scripture; Scoffing at the Second Coming and Final Judgment
Peters response#1 Peter warns that their rejection of Christ brings "swift destruction" upon themselves.
Peters response#2 : Peter firmly clarifies that anyone who promises freedom while trapped in sin is actually a "slave of corruption".
peters respones#3 Peter counters by offering his own firsthand eyewitness testimony, pointing directly to his experience on the mountain during Christ's Transfiguration.
peters response#4 Peter exposes their deliberate ignorance of history, reminding them that God previously intervened in the world through the global flood and teaching that God is never late, but rather holding back time to give people time to repent.
How God is Described A Shepherd: He provides food, water, rest, and constant protection.A Guide: He leads His people along safe, right paths.A Companion: He walks closely alongside believers in their darkest moments. A Host: He prepares a rich feast and honors His guests gen
What God Desires for You
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