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He did not spare the world in ancient times: he saved only Noah, the preacher of uprightness, along with seven others, when he sent the Flood over a world of sinners. (2 Peter 2, 5)
He condemned the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah by reducing them to ashes as a warning to future sinners; (2 Peter 2, 6)
but rescued Lot, an upright man who had been sickened by the debauched way in which these vile people behaved- (2 Peter 2, 7)
All this shows that the Lord is well able to rescue the good from their trials, and hold the wicked for their punishment until the Day of Judgement, (2 Peter 2, 9)
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)
but the angels in their greater strength and power make no complaint or accusation against them in the Lord's presence. (2 Peter 2, 11)
But these people speak evil of what they do not understand; they are like brute beasts, born only to be caught and killed, and like beasts they will be destroyed, being injured in return for the injuries they have inflicted. (2 Peter 2, 12)
Debauchery even by day they make their pleasure; they are unsightly blots, and amuse themselves by their trickery even when they are sharing your table; (2 Peter 2, 13)
with their eyes always looking for adultery, people with an insatiable capacity for sinning, they will seduce any but the most stable soul. Where greed is concerned they are at their peak of fitness. They are under a curse. (2 Peter 2, 14)
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)
People like this are dried-up springs, fogs swirling in the wind, and the gloom of darkness is stored up for them. (2 Peter 2, 17)
With their high-sounding but empty talk they tempt back people who have scarcely escaped from those who live in error, by playing on the disordered desires of their human nature and by debaucheries. (2 Peter 2, 18)
