2 Tessalonicenses 2

¹ We entreat and you, brethren, concerning the presence of the Lord of us Jesus Anointed, and of us assembling to him,

² in order that not quickly to be shaken you from the mind, nor to be alarmed neither by a spirit, nor by a word, nor by a letter as by means of us, as that has come close the day of the Lord.

³ No one you should delude by any turn; because, if not may come the falling away first, and may be revealed the man of the sin, the son of the destruction,

⁴ he opposing and lifting up himself above all being called a god or an august object, so that him into the temple of the God to be seated, openly showing himself, that he is a god.

⁵ Not remember you, that still being with you, these things I said to you?

⁶ and now the restraining thing you know, in order that to be revealed him in the of himself season.

⁷ The for secret thing already works of the lawlessness, only the one restraining now till out of midst it may be;

⁸ and then will be revealed the lawless one; whom the Lord Jesus will consume with the breath of the mouth of himself, and will make powerless by the appearing of the presence of himself;

⁹ of whom in the presence, according to an energy of the adversary, with all power and signs and wonders of falsehood,

¹⁰ and with every deception of the iniquity, in those perishing; because as the love of the truth not they received in order that to be saved them.

¹¹ And because of this will send to them the God a strong working of deceit, in order that to believe them the falsehood;

¹² so that may be judged all those not having believed the truth, but having delighted in the iniquity.

¹³ We but are bound to give thanks to the God always concerning you, brethren being beloved by Lord, because chose you the God from a beginning for salvation in sanctification of spirit and belief of truth;

¹⁴ into which he called you by means of the glad tidings of us, for obtaining glory of the Lord of us Jesus Anointed.

¹⁵ So then, brethren, stand you, and hold you fast the traditions, which you were taught, whether through a word or by a letter of us.

¹⁶ Himself but the Lord of us Jesus Anointed, and the God and Father of us he having loved us and having given a consolation age–lasting and a hope good by favor,

¹⁷ may comfort of you the hearts, and may establish you in every word and work good.