1 Thessalonians
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Paul, having suffered persecution in the city of Philippians, came to Thessalonica, teaching the Thessalonians, who accepted his word, faith (Acts 16:12, 17:1). When Paul saw that some of them were not doing right, according to his first instruction, he refrained from taking anything from them, and his need was provided with relief from the city of Philippians, from where he had been expelled (Acts 16:40). But, having come to Athens and hearing about the persecution raised against the Thessalonians, he sent Timothy to confirm and strengthen them, and also so that he would bring news from there to the apostle about the patience of the Thessalonians, and that they were grieving not because of their persecution, but because of some of them who had died - then the apostle set out to write to them from Athens, saying this:
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