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In 2 Thessalonians 2:1–12, Paul addresses confusion and fear among believers who thought they had missed the return of Christ. He reminds them that the coming of Jesus is unstoppable—just like a hurricane—and Scripture is not to be adjusted but believed. Before Christ returns, there will be great deception, a falling away from truth, and the revealing of the Antichrist, who will exalt himself above God and deceive many with false signs and wonders. Yet Paul’s purpose is not fear, but encouragement: Christ will ultimately destroy the man of lawlessness with His breath, proving that evil does not win. In a world full of deception and delusion, we must stand firm in truth, guard our faith, and live ready for the victorious return of Jesus.
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In 2 Thessalonians 2:1–12, Paul addresses confusion and fear among believers who thought they had missed the return of Christ. He reminds them that the coming of Jesus is unstoppable—just like a hurricane—and Scripture is not to be adjusted but believed. Before Christ returns, there will be great deception, a falling away from truth, and the revealing of the Antichrist, who will exalt himself above God and deceive many with false signs and wonders. Yet Paul’s purpose is not fear, but encouragement: Christ will ultimately destroy the man of lawlessness with His breath, proving that evil does not win. In a world full of deception and delusion, we must stand firm in truth, guard our faith, and live ready for the victorious return of Jesus.

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