1 Thessalonians 4

The script delves into an in-depth study of 1 Thessalonians Chapter 4, emphasizing its division into two key themes: sanctification and the rapture. Paul explains to the Church 'Hagiasmos' (sanctification) and 'Harpazio' (rapture or snatching away). Paul underscores the importance of sanctification as a continuous process of being set apart for God's work and address the common misunderstandings about the end times that was even being spread to the early Church.

Paul in chapters 1-3 highlights the value of adhering to the full counsel of God's Word without altering or omitting parts, and criticized modern tendencies to dilute scriptural teachings. Additionally, chapter 4 covers practical Christian living, focusing on abstaining from sexual immorality, managing one's vessel, possessing a sober mind, and loving one another. All of this in light of the encouragement on the imminent return of Christ and the call for Christians to be prepared through sanctification.