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• so that you may learn to prize what is of value; may nothing cloud your consciences or hinder your progress till the day when Christ comes; (Philippians 1, 10)

• upholding the message of life. Thus, when the day of Christ comes, I shall be able to boast of a life not spent in vain, of labours not vainly undergone. (Philippians 2, 16)

• I was circumcised seven days after I was born; I come from the stock of Israel, from the tribe of Benjamin, Hebrew-speaking as my parents were before me. Over the law, I was a Pharisee; (Philippians 3, 5)

• You remember, Philippians, as well as I do, that when I left Macedonia in those early days of gospel preaching, yours was the only church whose sympathy with me meant alms given and received; (Philippians 4, 15)

• which has reached you, which now bears fruit and thrives in you, as it does all the world over, since the day when you heard of God’s grace and recognized it for what it is. (Colossians 1, 6)

• So no one must be allowed to take you to task over what you eat or drink, or in the matter of observing feasts, and new moons, and sabbath days; (Colossians 2, 16)

• Brethren, you can remember how we toiled and laboured, all the time we were preaching God’s gospel to you, working day and night so as not to burden you with expense. (1 Thessalonians 2, 9)

• as we pray more than ever, night and day, for the opportunity of seeing you face to face, and making good whatever your faith still lacks? (1 Thessalonians 3, 10)

• you are keeping it clearly in mind, without being told, that the day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night. (1 Thessalonians 5, 2)

• Whereas you, brethren, are not living in the darkness, for the day to take you by surprise, like a thief; (1 Thessalonians 5, 4)

• no, you are all born to the light, born to the day; we do not belong to the night and its darkness. (1 Thessalonians 5, 5)

• we must keep sober, like men of the daylight. We must put on our breastplate, the breastplate of faith and love, our helmet, which is the hope of salvation. (1 Thessalonians 5, 8)