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such hope have you of what awaits you in heaven. Hope was the lesson you learned from that truth-giving message of the Gospel (Colossians 1, 5)
And in giving life to him, he gave life to you too, when you lay dead in your sins, with nature all uncircumcised in you. He condoned all your sins; (Colossians 2, 13)
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)
He is not united to that head of ours, on whom all the body depends, supplied and unified by joint and ligament, and so growing up with a growth which is divine. (Colossians 2, 19)
and you, husbands, treat your wives lovingly, do not grow harsh with them. (Colossians 3, 19)
Children must be obedient to their parents in every way; it is a gracious sign of serving the Lord; (Colossians 3, 20)
our friends✻ themselves tell the story of our journey, and how we first came among you. They describe how you have turned away from idolatry to the worship of God, so as to serve a living God, a God who really exists, (1 Thessalonians 1, 9)
We had been ill treated and insulted, as you know, at Philippi, but our God gave us courage to preach the divine gospel to you with great earnestness.✻ (1 Thessalonians 2, 2)
This is why we give thanks to God unceasingly that, when we delivered the divine message to you, you recognized it for what it is, God’s message, not man’s; it is God, after all, who manifests his power in you that have learned to believe. (1 Thessalonians 2, 13)
Whereas you, brethren, are not living in the darkness, for the day to take you by surprise, like a thief; (1 Thessalonians 5, 4)
We owe a constant debt of thanksgiving to God, brethren, on your behalf; we have good reason for it, when your faith thrives so well, and your love for one another exceeds all measure; (2 Thessalonians 1, 3)
This is the rebel who is to lift up his head above every divine name, above all that men hold in reverence, till at last he enthrones himself in God’s temple, and proclaims himself as God.✻ (2 Thessalonians 2, 4)
