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Paul remembers their work of faith, their labor of love, and their patience of hope.
The gospel came to the Thessalonians in word, in power, in the Holy Spirit, and in much assurance.
The Thessalonians received the word in much hardship.
The Thessalonians received the word with joy in the Holy Spirit.
The word of the Lord rang out in every place their faith went out.
The Thessalonians were worshiping idols before they became believers in the true God.
Paul and the Thessalonians were waiting for Jesus to come from heaven.
Jesus delivers us from the wrath to come.
Paul and his companions had suffered and had been treated shamefully.
Paul is desiring to please God with his preaching of the gospel.
Paul did not use flattery, nor seek glory from people.
Paul was gentle with the Thessalonians, like a mother or father with their own children.
Paul and his companions worked night and day so that they were not a burden to the Thessalonians.
Paul was gentle with the Thessalonians like a mother or father with their own children.
Paul told the Thessalonians that they should walk in a manner worthy of God who calls them to his own kingdom and glory.
The Thessalonians received the message as the word of God, not as the word of man.
The unbelieving Jews persecuted the churches in Judea, killed Jesus and the prophets, drove out Paul, and forbade Paul to speak to the Gentiles.
Paul was not able to come because Satan hindered him.
The Thessalonians will be Paul’s hope, joy, and crown of glorying at the Lord’s coming.
Paul sent Timothy to strengthen and comfort the believers in Thessalonica.
Paul said that he was appointed to afflictions.
Paul was concerned that somehow the tempter had tempted them and that his labor had been in vain.
Paul was comforted to hear the good news of the Thessalonians’ faith and love, and that they longed to see him.
Paul says that he lives if the Thessalonians stand firm in the Lord.
Paul prays night and day that he might see the Thessalonians and provide what is lacking in their faith.
Paul wishes the Thessalonians to increase and abound in love toward one another and toward all people.
Paul wants the Thessalonians to be prepared for the coming of the Lord Jesus with all his holy ones.
Paul wanted the Thessalonians to continue to walk and please God, and to do even more.
Paul said God’s will for the Thessalonians was their sanctification.
The people need to learn to control their desires to have sex.
The Lord would be an avenger toward a brother who sinned in the matter of sexual immorality.
A person who rejects the call to holiness rejects God.
Paul wanted the Thessalonians to love one another even more.
The Thessalonians were to be quiet, mind their own business, and work with their hands.
The Thessalonians possibly had a misunderstanding about what happened to those who slept.
God will bring with Jesus those who have fallen asleep in Christ.
The Lord will descend from heaven with a shout and with the trumpet of God.
The dead in Christ will rise first, then those who are still alive will be caught up with them.
The risen will meet the Lord in the air, and will always then be with the Lord.
Paul told the Thessalonians to comfort one another with his words.
Paul says the day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night.
Some people will be saying, “Peace and safety.”
Because the believers are not in darkness, but are sons of the light, the day of the Lord should not overtake them like a thief.
Paul tells the believers to watch and be sober.
The believers are destined by God for salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ.
Paul says that they should acknowledge and highly regard them in love.
Paul says that no one should pay back evil when evil is done to them.
Paul says that the believers should give thanks in everything, because this is the will of God for them.
Paul instructs the believers to not despise prophecies, and to test all things, holding on to that which is good.
Paul prays that God will sanctify the believers completely in spirit, soul, and body.
Paul prays that the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ would be with the believers.