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This, in fact, is what you were called to do, because Christ suffered for you and left an example for you to follow in his steps. (1 Peter 2, 21)
So even those whom God allows to suffer should commit themselves to a Creator who is trustworthy, and go on doing good. (1 Peter 4, 19)
I urge the elders among you, as a fellow-elder myself and a witness to the sufferings of Christ, and as one who is to have a share in the glory that is to be revealed: (1 Peter 5, 1)
Instead of this, brothers, never allow your choice or calling to waver; then there will be no danger of your stumbling, (2 Peter 1, 10)
especially those who follow the desires of their corrupt human nature and have no respect for the Lord's authority. Such self-willed people with no reverence are not afraid of offending against the glorious ones, (2 Peter 2, 10)
They have left the right path and wandered off to follow the path of Balaam son of Bosor, who set his heart on a dishonest reward, but soon had his fault pointed out to him: (2 Peter 2, 15)
and anyone who has escaped the pollution of the world by coming to know our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, and who then allows himself to be entangled and mastered by it a second time, ends up by being worse than he was before. (2 Peter 2, 20)
What they have done is exactly as the proverb rightly says: The dog goes back to its vomit and: As soon as the sow has been washed, it wallows in the mud. (2 Peter 2, 22)
The Lord is not being slow in carrying out his promises, as some people think he is; rather is he being patient with you, wanting nobody to be lost and everybody to be brought to repentance. (2 Peter 3, 9)
My dear friend, never follow a bad example, but keep following the good one; whoever does what is right is from God, but no one who does what is wrong has ever seen God. (3 John 1, 11)
Alas for them, because they have followed Cain; they have thrown themselves into the same delusion as Balaam for a reward; they have been ruined by the same rebellion as Korah -and share the same fate. (Jude 1, 11)
They are a dangerous hazard at your community meals, coming for the food and quite shamelessly only looking after themselves. They are like the clouds blown about by the winds and bringing no rain, or like autumn trees, barren and uprooted and so twice dead; (Jude 1, 12)
