2 Peter 3

2 Peter 3:11 · Dan Ragusa

And in a sermon that John Owen had given called Providential Changes, an argument for universal holiness. It was a series of sermons that he gave. But the first in that series was on 2 Peter 3, verse 11, which might be helpful just to have before us.

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2 Peter 3:11 · Dan Ragusa

for Universal Holiness, it was a series of sermons that he gave. The first in that series was on 2 Peter 3, verse 11, which might be helpful just to have before us. Peter in chapter 3, verse 11 says, since all these things are thus to be dissolved, and we’ll discuss that a bit,

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1:22 Joseph Meade, John Owen, and the Oriental Reading 00:43:03 John Owen s Other Interpretation of 2 Peter 3 00:47:46 Peter Leithart s View 00:56:54 Vos s Definition of Eschatology 01:07:32 The Imminent Language about Christ s Return 01:17:11 Conclusion Participants: Camden Buce

2 Peter 3:3–13 · Lane G. Tipton

1 Peter 3.20 is where you’re thinking, later in 2 Peter 3.3-13, you will pass into not the now heavens and earth, but the new heavens and earth where righteousness dwells. So, I think you were putting it in a really helpful way that there are some very concrete, very vivid connections that exist bet

2 Peter 3:6 · Lane G. Tipton

that then was, 2 Peter 3.6, to a world that now is. The then world, the hatate cosmos, perished by water, the now heavens and earth, the present heavens and earth, are being preserved for a judgment by fire, and the ark, as a miniature replica of a three-tiered universe, comes through the waters, is

2 Peter 3:9 · Jim Cassidy

edges. Yeah, that’s very good. And as we’re moving along here, I think one of the parallel passages that the committee in their report here goes to soon thereafter is 2 Peter chapter 3. And I just, 2 Peter chapter 3, verse 9, and to me, this one is the clincher. I mean, the others are clinchers too,

2 Peter 3:10 · Peter Gurry

And then another one is in 2 Peter 3.10, we’re told that the earth and all that is in it will be found or will be exposed or something like this. It’s a bit difficult to know how to translate the verb there. And the new Nestle 28th edition now says the earth and all that is in it will not be found.

2 Peter 3:10 · Marcus Mininger

well, the first variant in 2 Peter 3.10. And then the second variant in 2 Peter 3.10. And then the third one and the fourth one and the fifth one. Or sorry, no, those are the same. Anyway, so all four of those. And then going to 2 Peter 3.11, et cetera, make all those individual decisions regarding,

2 Peter 3:10 · Marcus Mininger

well, the first variant in 2 Peter 3.10. And then the second variant in 2 Peter 3.10. And then the third one and the fourth one and the fifth one. Or sorry, no, those are the same. Anyway, so all four of those. And then going to 2 Peter 3.11, et cetera, make all those individual decisions regarding,

2 Peter 3:11 · Marcus Mininger

well, the first variant in 2 Peter 3.10. And then the second variant in 2 Peter 3.10. And then the third one and the fourth one and the fifth one. Or sorry, no, those are the same. Anyway, so all four of those. And then going to 2 Peter 3.11, et cetera, make all those individual decisions regarding,

2 Peter 3:12 · Robert Tarullo

That language is so jarring to some, but I mean, that is the language that you get from 2 Peter. Absolutely. So, it says, the heavens will be set on fire and dissolved, and the heavenly bodies will melt as they burn, 2 Peter 3.12. So, that language is a scriptural form of language. But there’s also

2 Peter 3:13 · Robert Tarullo

Yeah. Just along those lines, just to—I think Derek Thomas is right with you. He must have been reading you somewhere else. Must have been, yeah. Yeah. So he wrote—he writes, the word for new in new heavens and new earth, both here in Revelation 21.1 and in 2 Peter 3.13, is one that suggests newness

2 Peter 3:13 · Lane G. Tipton

And then it’s not the now heavens and earth that we’re waiting for, but the new heavens and earth. What is Kainos in 2 Peter 3.13 and following? That’s what we’re looking for once the judgment by fire occurs and Jesus brings a redeemed people through it into a holy realm where holy people worship th

2 Peter 3:13 · Lane G. Tipton

and applied. And so that idea of new, just to use a few quick examples, Isaiah 65.17, new heavens and new earth, 2 Peter 3.13. Ezekiel, new spirit, Jesus in John 3. 2 Corinthians 5.17, new creation, Revelation 2.17,

2 Peter 3:16 · Jeff Waddington

All things in Scripture are not alike plain in themselves, nor alike clear unto all. And, of course, they’re referencing 2 Peter 3.16. Yet those things that are necessary to be known, believed, and observed for salvation are so clearly propounded and opened in some place to Scripture or other that n

2 Peter 3:16 · Michael Kruger

And so I think what’s interesting about the canon is when it comes to its own self-attestation, it’s actually very consistent. The only things that get cited as Scripture are Scripture. Now, I’ll add one other, I think, forgotten text in the self-attestation category besides 2 Peter 3.16, which is o

2 Peter 3:18 · Camden Bucey

We’re almost to the half of the hour to have Ruth, our guest from Asia. You guys understand why I’m saying Asia, as we do in missions. But we have been running our year-end campaign. It is titled Equip to Grow. We’ve taken that from 2 Peter 3.18, but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and S

2 Peter 3:18 · Camden Bucey

So we are looking forward to your partnership and encourage you to visit us online at reformedforum.org, where we’re seeking to invest your gifts for the mission of equipping the church to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Again, 2 Peter 3.18. Thank you very much.