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The angels that sinned. —Better, the angels for their sin: it gives the reason why they were not spared, and points to some definite sin. What sin is meant?
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(3) And through covetousness. —Better, In covetousness. This...
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i. “There were not only holy men of God among the Jews, who prophesied by divine inspiration, but there were also false prophets, whose prophecies were from their own imagination, and perverted many.” (Clarke) b. Who will secretly bring in destructive heresies: False teachers work secretly.
Inductive Studies in 2 Peter – Small Group Studies with Discussion Questions. Our 2 Peter Bible study guide contains 6 free online lessons. You can use these for your own study or for a small group. Each lesson contains discussion questions, application points, and commentary.
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Chapter Two OBJECTIVES IN STUDYING THIS CHAPTER . 1) To examine Peter's detailed description of false teachers. 2) To be aware of their techniques in leading others astray, and their. sad end. 3) To ascertain whether or not these false teachers had ever been true. Christians. SUMMARY .
1. God righteously judges all the ungodly. Peter is arguing that history gives us vivid examples to warn us that God will judge the wicked. We should think about these examples and apply them to our lives. A. God’s judgment of the fallen angels shows that He judges the ungodly.
Bible Study Questions. 1. How can you identify false teachers or prophets in today's society? 2. How does Peter's description of God's judgment on sin resonate with you personally? 3. Why do you think Peter used historical examples of divine judgment in his discourse?
