Vehiculis insidentes circumspecte vestiti, epulas curantes profusas, &c. BibliographyTrapp, John. 1983-1999. "Commentary on 2 Thessalonians 2:7". Applied to a truth, it signifies a truth once hidden but now revealed or to be revealed; a truth which without special revelation would be unknown. Was there, then, any fact in history which will accord with this interpretation? ), and E. V. (‘only he who now letteth, will let,’ so Beza, Whitby, al. 2 Thessalonians 2 New International Version The Man of Lawlessness 1 Concerning the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ and our being gathered to him, we ask you, brothers and sisters, 2 not to become easily unsettled or alarmed by the teaching allegedly from us—whether by a prophecy or by word of mouth or by letter—asserting that the day of the Lord has already come. 2, quoted by Burton. Nor does he leave us in any uncertainty as to the direction in which we must look for the rise of that state of things which will bring down upon itself God’s latest, surest, and direst judgment. As head of the civil State, the reigning Augustus was the impersonation of law, while in his character as a man, and in his assumptions of deity, he might be the type of the most profane and wanton lawlessness (witness Caligula, Nero, Elagabalus). The Biblical Illustrator. The mystery of wickedness is certainly even now active, but Antichrist cannot be manifest until the power preventing him be overcome. In all history there cannot, probably, be found a series of events corresponding more accurately with a prophetic statement than this; and there is every evidence, therefore, that these are the events to which the Spirit of inspiration referred. 1765. AMP.

Vehiculis insidentes circumspecte vestiti, epulas curantes profusas, &c. BibliographyTrapp, John. 1983-1999. "Commentary on 2 Thessalonians 2:7". Applied to a truth, it signifies a truth once hidden but now revealed or to be revealed; a truth which without special revelation would be unknown. Was there, then, any fact in history which will accord with this interpretation? ), and E. V. (‘only he who now letteth, will let,’ so Beza, Whitby, al. 2 Thessalonians 2 New International Version The Man of Lawlessness 1 Concerning the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ and our being gathered to him, we ask you, brothers and sisters, 2 not to become easily unsettled or alarmed by the teaching allegedly from us—whether by a prophecy or by word of mouth or by letter—asserting that the day of the Lord has already come. 2, quoted by Burton. Nor does he leave us in any uncertainty as to the direction in which we must look for the rise of that state of things which will bring down upon itself God’s latest, surest, and direst judgment. As head of the civil State, the reigning Augustus was the impersonation of law, while in his character as a man, and in his assumptions of deity, he might be the type of the most profane and wanton lawlessness (witness Caligula, Nero, Elagabalus). The Biblical Illustrator. The mystery of wickedness is certainly even now active, but Antichrist cannot be manifest until the power preventing him be overcome. In all history there cannot, probably, be found a series of events corresponding more accurately with a prophetic statement than this; and there is every evidence, therefore, that these are the events to which the Spirit of inspiration referred. 1765. AMP.

Vehiculis insidentes circumspecte vestiti, epulas curantes profusas, &c. BibliographyTrapp, John. 1983-1999. "Commentary on 2 Thessalonians 2:7". Applied to a truth, it signifies a truth once hidden but now revealed or to be revealed; a truth which without special revelation would be unknown. Was there, then, any fact in history which will accord with this interpretation? ), and E. V. (‘only he who now letteth, will let,’ so Beza, Whitby, al. 2 Thessalonians 2 New International Version The Man of Lawlessness 1 Concerning the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ and our being gathered to him, we ask you, brothers and sisters, 2 not to become easily unsettled or alarmed by the teaching allegedly from us—whether by a prophecy or by word of mouth or by letter—asserting that the day of the Lord has already come. 2, quoted by Burton. Nor does he leave us in any uncertainty as to the direction in which we must look for the rise of that state of things which will bring down upon itself God’s latest, surest, and direst judgment. As head of the civil State, the reigning Augustus was the impersonation of law, while in his character as a man, and in his assumptions of deity, he might be the type of the most profane and wanton lawlessness (witness Caligula, Nero, Elagabalus). The Biblical Illustrator. The mystery of wickedness is certainly even now active, but Antichrist cannot be manifest until the power preventing him be overcome. In all history there cannot, probably, be found a series of events corresponding more accurately with a prophetic statement than this; and there is every evidence, therefore, that these are the events to which the Spirit of inspiration referred. 1765. AMP.

Vehiculis insidentes circumspecte vestiti, epulas curantes profusas, &c. BibliographyTrapp, John. 1983-1999. "Commentary on 2 Thessalonians 2:7". Applied to a truth, it signifies a truth once hidden but now revealed or to be revealed; a truth which without special revelation would be unknown. Was there, then, any fact in history which will accord with this interpretation? ), and E. V. (‘only he who now letteth, will let,’ so Beza, Whitby, al. 2 Thessalonians 2 New International Version The Man of Lawlessness 1 Concerning the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ and our being gathered to him, we ask you, brothers and sisters, 2 not to become easily unsettled or alarmed by the teaching allegedly from us—whether by a prophecy or by word of mouth or by letter—asserting that the day of the Lord has already come. 2, quoted by Burton. Nor does he leave us in any uncertainty as to the direction in which we must look for the rise of that state of things which will bring down upon itself God’s latest, surest, and direst judgment. As head of the civil State, the reigning Augustus was the impersonation of law, while in his character as a man, and in his assumptions of deity, he might be the type of the most profane and wanton lawlessness (witness Caligula, Nero, Elagabalus). The Biblical Illustrator. The mystery of wickedness is certainly even now active, but Antichrist cannot be manifest until the power preventing him be overcome. In all history there cannot, probably, be found a series of events corresponding more accurately with a prophetic statement than this; and there is every evidence, therefore, that these are the events to which the Spirit of inspiration referred. 1765. AMP.