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2 Peter 3:16 · BSB
3:16 He writes this way in all his letters, speaking in them about such matters. Some parts of his letters are hard to understand, which ignorant and unstable people distort, as they do the rest of the Scriptures, to their own destruction.
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…and fall from your own steadfastness, but grow in in the grace and the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ, to whom be glory now and forever. Amen.2 Peter 3:14-18. And here's what I want you to see, that there is a difference. There is a difference between the one who is growing and adding these graces to…
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…actually seems that they did. Now, where do we see that? We're going again to Peter. Consider what Peter says a little later in that same book, in2 Peter, chapter 3, verse 15 through 18. He says, and I love this passage, actually. You're going to appreciate this one. Our beloved brother Paul also wrote to you according to the…
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…it includes the New Testament and not only, not just the Hebrew Old Testament through Scripture, which is a good question. If you turn to 2 Peter,2 Peter 3, verses 15 to 16. It says, So we have a clear instance here of Apostle Peter referring to the writings of Paul as the Scriptures because he compares it to the other…
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…missed any of them, you can go back and uh and check them out. And uh and so here's where we're going today. Again, last section, last chapter,2 Peter chapter 3, verses 10 to 18, is what we're gonna look at. The title of my sermon, one option for a title. I got a few, uh, but this is the one I'm I'm putting out there to…
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…writers were placed on the same level as Old Testament scriptures? Do you understand what I'm saying? And there is a clear verse for this:Second Peter chapter 3, verse 16. We got all these three sixteen verses. I read it for you. It says, Also regard the patience of our Lord as an opportunity for salvation, just as…
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…And may the full counsel of your word be taught and spoken. So there's some things I think we need to address as we're going to be dealing with2 Peter 3, verse 11 to 18. Chapter 3, verse 11 to 18. And this is what it says. Since all these things are thus to be dissolved, What sort of people ought you to be in lives…
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…know, Peter places Paul's letters, most of the uh what do you call it epistles it places the authority on those writings as scriptures we see insecond peter chapter 3 verse 15 to 16when he was speaking in this epistle let's let's just look at how the apostles saw you know the the epistles that they were writing in that in…
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…hard to understand. It says, the untaught and unstable twists them to their own destruction. Now listen, you ought to underline this in your Bible,2 Peter 3:16, as they do. With the rest of the scriptures. So, what am I trying to point out here? That it is Peter who places the writings of Paul on the same…
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…seen as operating as God's word, were they faithful to those books? If they had been confirmed by Christ, prophet, an apostle, Luke 24, verse 24,2 Peter chapter 3, verse 16, I mentioned previously, and church usage and recognition. These are the criteria that were applied. The church used these writings and was deeply…
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…are some things hard to understand, which the untaught and unstable distort, as they do also the rest of the Scriptures, to their own destruction. (2 Pet. 3:15–16LSB) So there Peter cites Paul as an authority, and notice—we'll get to this when we get to chapter 3—he calls Paul's letters Scripture. These…
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…are some things hard to understand, which the untaught and unstable distort, as they do also the rest of the Scriptures, to their own destruction. (2 Pet. 3:15–16LSB) So there Peter cites Paul as an authority, and notice—we'll get to this when we get to chapter 3—he calls Paul's letters Scripture. These…
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…by the Roman Catholic Church, to Satan's delight, has been to quote Scripture itself to prove that the Bible is too hard to actually be understood.Second Peter chapter 3, verse 16. Peter writes, as Paul does in all his letters, when he speaks in them of these matters, there are some things in them that are hard to understand,…
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…some things in them that are hard to understand, which the ignorant and unstable twist to their own destruction, as they do the other Scriptures.”2 Peter 3:15-16Here is Peter, who walked with Jesus for three years, a leader of the church, an Apostle and he is saying that Paul is a brother and the words he…
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…confidence that we can live it out, that we can build our lives on it? That's what we're asking this morning. And we're going to be looking at2 Peter chapter 3 verses 14 to 18, Deuteronomy chapter 6 verses 4 through 9. We're going to be asking three questions. One, does it matter if we can interpret Scripture? Does it…
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…itself, there is a recognition that the other writings of the apostles carry the authority of the Old Testament scriptures. For example, in2 Peter chapter 3 verses 15 to 16, Peter writes, Our beloved brother Paul also wrote to you according to the wisdom given him, as he does in all his letters when he speaks in them…
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…are clear however that doesn't mean that every part of scripture is equally or completely transparent even the apostle peter himself admits in2 peter chapter 3 verse 16that some of the scriptures written by the apostle paul are hard to understand and this is why there is still need for teachers in the church and…
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…and Christmas prayer guide that we distributed last week. And so today we're looking at the New Testament reading from today's readings. It's2 Peter chapter 3, verses 11 to 18. They're the last eight verses of this book. And they were written by the Apostle Peter. This letter is an amalgamation of different types of…
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…and not the gales, which tells us the way to go. So, my beloved TVCers from both campuses, this is for each one of us, and this is for all of us.2 Peter chapter 3, verses 13 through 18. In which direction will we be setting our sails as we close out this year and look at next year? Anytime you're piloting or driving a plane,…
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…to be received as from God. 2 Thessalonians chapter 2 verse 13 and verse 15. Peter classified Paul's writings with the inspired Old Testament.2 Peter chapter 3 verse 16. So we get these hints in our text that's equating it with the Old Testament as the scriptures. scriptures. But how do we end up with our New…
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…comfort in kind of widely reading and seeing that I'm not the only one, a bit confused by it. I take comfort that Peter himself, the apostle in2 Peter chapter 3, verse 16, said that there are some things in Paul's writings that are hard to understand. Even Peter himself was a tad confused at times. I have been…
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