1 Peter 4
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Commentary
In 1 Peter 4, the apostle Peter continues to encourage the believers to live a life of holiness and godliness. He begins by reminding them that they have been called to suffer for the sake of Christ, and that they should not be surprised when they experience trials and tribulations. He then goes on to encourage them to use their suffering as an opportunity to glorify God, and to be patient and steadfast in their faith. Peter then turns his attention to the believers’ behavior, urging them to live in a manner that is pleasing to God. He encourages them to abstain from sinful behavior, and to live in love and unity with one another. He also warns them against judging one another, and instead to focus on their own spiritual growth. Finally, Peter reminds the believers that the end of all things is near, and that they should be prepared for the coming of the Lord. He encourages them to be sober and vigilant, and to use their time wisely. He also reminds them that the Lord will judge all people according to their deeds, and that they should be ready to give an account of their lives. In 1 Peter 4, Peter provides the believers with a powerful reminder of the importance of living a life of holiness and godliness. He encourages them to use their suffering as an opportunity to glorify God, and to live in love and unity with one another. He also reminds them that the end of all things is near, and that they should be prepared for the coming of the Lord.
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