Category Archives: 2 Peter

I will conclude our study in 2 Peter 3 in this article. We have covered the first 8 verses of this chapter. To briefly review, I noted that the “scoffers” were contemporaneous with Peter’s congregations. This point meant that they … Continue reading →

The notion that is being challenged is that this passage unquestionably refers to the literal destruction of the entire universe. Peter does not say it will be “transformed,” but that it will be “destroyed by fire” and “melt like wax” … Continue reading →

I am always open to criticism since I am fallible. Dale Lloyd, a subscriber to the Post, brought to my attention a small but important detail in the quotation I used from Gordon Clark’s commentary on 2 Peter. Clark wrote … Continue reading →

Our last studies have dealt with Matthew 16:27,28. We argued from the text that Jesus predicted that he would return within the time of that generation with the glory of the father’s angels. His kingdom would then be established forever. … Continue reading →