New Testament · Paul's Letters

1 Thessalonians

One of Paul's earliest letters, written to new believers under pressure. He commends their faith, urges holiness, and comforts them about Christians who have died.

Authorship: Written by Paul with Silvanus and Timothy.
Historical setting: Thessalonica, a leading city in Macedonia.
Key themes: Faith under pressure · Holiness · Hope beyond death · The Lord's return
Where it sits in the story: An early snapshot of what young churches were taught from the start.

1 Thessalonians belongs to Paul's Letters. Romans to Philemon. Letters to churches and to co-workers.

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