Homilies on Second Timothy
398–404
| Name and Summary | Pages |
|---|---|
This homily emphasizes the importance of enduring suffering with faith, love, and hope in God's promises, rather than being discouraged by life's hardships. | 13 |
This homily encourages believers to be unashamed of their faith in Christ, especially regarding His crucifixion, as it exemplifies God's ultimate love and salvation for humanity. | 14 |
This homily emphasizes the importance of holding fast to sound doctrine, guided by the Holy Spirit, and recognizing that God's justice and mercy coexist, inspiring repentance. | 11 |
This homily encourages believers to remain steadfast and courageous in their faith, using examples from Scripture and history to illustrate that true glory and honor come through suffering and humility for Christ’s sake. | 15 |
This homily emphasizes the importance of unwavering faith and steadfastness in suffering and denial of Christ, highlighting that divine faithfulness remains unaltered regardless of human actions. | 12 |
This homily emphasizes the importance of purifying oneself from wickedness to become a vessel of honor and readiness for good works. | 14 |
This homily emphasizes that the last days will be marked by perilous times caused by human selfishness, pride, and love of wealth, which lead to various sins and a divergence from genuine faith. | 13 |
This homily emphasizes that in the last days, people will exhibit many immoral and false traits, and that false teachers and deceivers have always existed alongside truth. | 15 |
This homily emphasizes the divine inspiration and practical usefulness of Scripture for guiding believers toward perfection and good works. | 12 |
This homily emphasizes the importance of steadfastness and spiritual vigilance in the Christian life, urging believers to prioritize God's kingdom over worldly possessions and comfort. | 16 |