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For prophecy was not conveyed by human will at any time. Instead, holy men were speaking about God while inspired by the Holy Spirit. (2 Peter 1, 21)
But there were also false prophets among the people, just as there will be among you lying teachers, who will introduce divisions of perdition, and they will deny him who bought them, the Lord, bringing upon themselves swift destruction. (2 Peter 2, 1)
And many persons will follow their indulgences; through such persons, the way of truth will be blasphemed. (2 Peter 2, 2)
And in avarice, they will negotiate about you with false words. Their judgment, in the near future, is not delayed, and their perdition does not sleep. (2 Peter 2, 3)
For God did not spare those Angels who sinned, but instead delivered them, as if dragged down by infernal ropes, into the torments of the underworld, to be reserved unto judgment. (2 Peter 2, 4)
And he did not spare the original world, but he preserved the eighth one, Noah, the herald of justice, bringing the flood upon the world of the impious. (2 Peter 2, 5)
even more so, those who walk after the flesh in unclean desires, and who despise proper authority. Boldly pleasing themselves, they do not dread to introduce divisions by blaspheming; (2 Peter 2, 10)
Yet truly, he had a correction of his madness: the mute animal under the yoke, which, by speaking with a human voice, forbid the folly of the prophet. (2 Peter 2, 16)
These ones are like fountains without water, and like clouds stirred up by whirlwinds. For them, the mist of darkness is reserved. (2 Peter 2, 17)
For the truth of the proverb has happened to them: The dog has returned to his own vomit, and the washed sow has returned to her wallowing in the mud. (2 Peter 2, 22)
But they willfully ignore this: that the heavens existed first, and that the earth, from water and through water, was established by the Word of God. (2 Peter 3, 5)
But the heavens and the earth that exist now were restored by the same Word, being reserved unto fire on the day of judgment, and unto the perdition of impious men. (2 Peter 3, 7)
