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1 Thessalonians Chapter 5:2 - 5:6
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura. 

1 Thessalonians Chapter 4:17 - 5:1
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura. 

1 Thessalonians Chapter 4:7 - 4:16
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura. 

1 Thessalonians Chapter 3:5 - 4:6
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura. 

1 Thessalonians Chapter 2:9 - 3:4
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura. 

1 Thessalonians Chapter 1:7 - 2:9
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura. 

This final episode examines and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13 -15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 14 studies and discusses John 18 where the soldiers come to arrest Jesus. Upon asking, Jesus identifies Himself as "I Am", at which point the soldiers fall down backwards.

1 Thessalonians Chapter 1:1-6
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura. 

This episode series examine and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13 -15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 13 studies and discusses John 15 and Jesus statement saying, "I AM the true vine".

Introduction:
The following is an on-going study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.