The Book of Thesalonians

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The three stayed with the newly founded community for quite a while and it was not specifically stated as to how long they stayed all the book said was that "they stayed for a time to be". The first part of the letter gives gratitude for the newfound faithfulness for the Thessalonians, who were idols that turned to God...
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The second part chapters 4 and 5 deals mainly with Paul urging the Thessalonians to continue to live their holy lives with full faith in Christ's second coming. He assures them that if they continue their holy lives, those who die with full faith in Christ will be rise again upon Christ's return...
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