Commentaries:John Wesley's Notes
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2 Thessalonians 1:6
It is a righteous thing with God - (However men may judge) to transfer the pressure from you to them. And it is remarkable that about this time, at the passover, the Jews raising a tumult, a great number (some say thirty thousand) of them were slain. St. Paul seems to allude to this beginning of sorrows, I Thessalonians 2:16, which did not end but with their destruction.
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