2nd Peter 1:1: Peter asserts no papal authority in his epistles.  Here, even though he mentions being an Apostle of Jesus Christ, he mentions being a servant of Jesus Christ first. An authentic Christian’s faith in Jesus Christ is just as precious as the faith of His authentic apostles inRead More

1 Peter 3:1: “Likewise” is a reference to what is commanded of servants back in chapter 2 verse 18. It’s not proper for a wife to be lecturing her husband or even taking it upon herself to preach to him.  That doesn’t mean there isn’t ever a time and placeRead More

1st Peter Chapter 2:1: We are to put these things away from us at all times.  Here, we’re specifically commanded not to bring these things into our Bible reading and study.  If we don’t, then even our Bible time is sin!  Note that this command is given to born-again Christians. Read More

1 Peter 1:1: These are all Roman provinces.  This is similar perhaps to the introduction of James.  Peter is perhaps referencing Christians in general due to how they are to consider themselves strangers and pilgrims on earth like he’d go on to exhort in 2:11 of this book.  If heRead More

James 1:1: James undoubtedly wrote this book to Christians.  He may be referring to the spiritual Israel here, but perhaps he is writing to an audience of churches composed of Jewish Christians outside of Judea.  Regardless, the principles here are intended for all Christians since the same Gospel is sentRead More

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First Corinthians is a book which has many sections due to how Paul addressed several issues which the Corinthians had asked him about or which Pasul otherwise saw the need to address.  In chapters twelve to fourteen he addresses spiritual gifts.  The three chapters together are one continuous treatise onRead More