Paul's two letters to the Thessalonians talk more explicitly about Jesus' second coming than, perhaps, any of Paul's other letters. That's because these believers were oppressed, persecuted, and especially needed the hope of Jesus' return. Jesus would not only return to heal and restore them but also bring justice against those oppressing them. We're praying these two letters lead you to put your hope in Jesus' return too.
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