The Thessalonian Epistles give us relevant glimpses of the churches earliest times. Paul first letter was written to encourage and reassure the Christians in Thessalonica. He gives thanks for their faith and love; reminds them of his example on godly living and answers questions about the return of Christ. In his second letter we find Paul still dealing with the confusion over the return of Christ, especially with those that believed that the Lord's coming had already arrived. These timeless letters provide up-to-date answers from a consecrated church shepherded by godly men devoted to God and to his word. Mayhue's skill in interpreting the text accurately with modern parallels comes through in this fascinating commentary.
