The first thing, I think, comes from that passage, St. Paul's letter to the Church at Thessalonica, where Paul reminded the people that God's message that they had received, they accepted it ...

Before writing 1 Thessalonians, Paul received good news from Timothy about the church at Thessalonica. Though imperfect (3:10), the Thessalonians were standing fast in their faith (3:8), so Paul ...

To begin with, Paul is speaking not about the obligations of the state, but of Christians in the Church at Thessalonica who were ignoring their obligations to the community on the theory that ...

With a long history stretching back to ancient Greece, Thessalonica (known today as Thessaloniki) is Greece’s second-largest city. The church of Thessalonica was the last congregation of the New ...

We give as an illustration of this prophecy the harbor of Thessalonica, one of the cities in which St. Paul founded the Christian church. This was an ancient city of Macedonia. It was first called ...

“These that have turned the world upside down,” is what the Apostles Paul and Silas were called at Thessalonica ... contemporary Denmark’s official church Christianity, Protestant ...

I think that it’s a reminder of Paul’s words to the Church at Thessalonica – ‘In Everything Give Thanks.’ We are thankful for ten years at Centerville.” McAlister has nothing but the ...