1 Peter, 2 Peter, JudeBeseiged on all sides, the early church faced external and internal threats. Followers of Christ could easily have been defeated or diverted. A distinct minority in a pagan society, they could have capitulated to their culture. But, challenged by God through these holy writers and strengthened by the Holy Spirit, they stood fast, even unto death. - Back cover. |
Contents
Introduction to 1 Peter 2 Peter and Jude | 3 |
Audience | 10 |
Jude | 227 |
Outline | 233 |
16 | 240 |
Bibliography | 267 |
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