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and they will suffer the repayment of their wickedness. They enjoy fleeting pleasures; they are obscene and vicious who delight in deceiving you when they share in your fraternal meals. (2 Peter 2, 13)
They cannot look at a woman without desiring her, they do not tire of sinning and seducing weak souls. They are full of greed - an accursed people. (2 Peter 2, 14)
But he was rebuked for his sin: his she-ass began to speak with a human voice, stopping the prophet in his madness. (2 Peter 2, 16)
These people are like waterless springs, clouds driven by a storm which move swiftly into the blackest darkness. (2 Peter 2, 17)
With their boastful and empty discourses, they encourage the lust and impure desire of those who have just freed themselves from the common errors. (2 Peter 2, 18)
They promise freedom when they themselves are slaves of corruption: for people are slaves to whatever dominates them. (2 Peter 2, 19)
Indeed, after being freed from worldly vices through the knowledge of the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, they returned to those vices and surrendered to them; and their present state has become worse than the first. (2 Peter 2, 20)
It would have been better for them not to have known the way of holiness than, knowing it, to turn away from the sacred doctrine that they had been taught. (2 Peter 2, 21)
In their case these proverbs are relevant: "The dog turns back to its own vomit," and: "Hardly has the pig been washed than it again wallows in the mud." (2 Peter 2, 22)
Do not forget the words of the holy prophets and the teaching of our Lord and Savior, as you heard it through his apostles. (2 Peter 3, 2)
Remember, first of all, that in the last days scoffers will appear, their mockery serving their evil desires. (2 Peter 3, 3)
And they will say, "What has become of his promised coming? Since our fathers in faith died, everything still goes on as it was from the beginning of the world." (2 Peter 3, 4)
