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1. Read 2 Peter 1:1-4 and in your own words pull out the main thought of this passage. 2. How does Peter refer to himself in verse 1? 3. What is his wish for them in verse 2? 4. What has “His divine power” given to us, according to verse 3? 5. Explain the phrase “through the true knowledge of Him” in verse 3. 6.
I. THE AUTHORSHIP OF 2 PETER . Dr. E. M. B. Green, in introducing Second Peter in The Tyndale Commentary, writes: “2 Peter and Jude are a very obscure corner of the New Testament. They are hardly ever preached upon; commentaries and articles in learned journals rarely deal with them. … The question may well be asked, have
Summary. In the second chapter there is strong warning about false prophets and the filthy kind of life toward which the rejection of the truth leads. In closing the second chapter Peter gives a very powerful word picture of some brother or sister who falls away from the truth.
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This entire chapter is a prophecy of the great apostasy foretold by Christ himself and by Paul, Peter and John. It is printed as a single paragraph in the ASV, but a workable outline of it is given by Strachan, thus: (F1) The false teachers and their judgment (2 Peter 2:1-3).
2 Peter 2:4 . THESE ARE ANCIENT THINGS." Most men hunger after the latest news; let us on this occasion go back upon the earliest records, and think of the hoar past, before man was made. It does us good to look back upon the past of God's dealings with his creatures; herein lies the value of history.
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.
