First epistle in Thessaloniciens
The First epistle in Thessaloniciens is a book of the New Testament.
Context
It is sent by the apostle Paul, from the town of Corinth, with the Church of Thessalonique, during its first visit in Europe. According to any probability, she was written into 50-51. So it is about the oldest writing of New Testament.Its work in Thessalonique is described in Actes 17. It wanted to go back there but could not do it (1 Th 2:18). It thus sent Timothée to comfort the converts and to say to them how it went. He wrote the first epistle to express his gratitude at the time of the return of Timothée.
Summary
August 1stChapters 1 and 2 contain the greetings of Paul and his prayer for the saints.
Chapters 3 to 5 give instructions on the spiritual progression, the love, chastity, the diligence and the second arrival of Jesus-Christ.
The first epistle in Thessaloniciens on bible.catholique.org
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First epistle of Saint Paul to Thessaloniciens, translation in French by the Canon Cramp, numerical edition by Richard Bourret, search engine
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