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Living for the will of God

¹So then, since Christ suffered in the body, you too must arm yourselves with the same resolve, because whoever has suffered in the body is done with sin. ²Then you will spend the rest of your time in the body living no longer for human desires but for what God wills. ³For the time that is behind you was enough for doing as the pagans please: a life of sensuality and lust, drunkenness, wild feasts, drinking parties and forbidden idol worship. ⁴They are surprised that you no longer plunge with them into the same flood of wild and wasteful living, and so they speak evil of you. ⁵They will answer for this to the one who stands ready to judge both the living and the dead. ⁶This is why the gospel was preached even to those who are dead: so that, though by human reckoning they were judged in the body, by God’s reckoning they might live in the spirit.

Good managers of God’s grace

⁷The end of all things is near. So be sensible and keep a clear head for the sake of your prayers. ⁸Most important of all, keep your love for one another strong and unfailing, because love covers a great many sins. ⁹Welcome one another into your homes without complaining. ¹⁰Each of you has received a gift; use it to serve one another, as good managers of the richly varied grace of God. ¹¹Whoever speaks must speak as one bringing God’s own words. Whoever serves must serve in the strength God supplies. Then in everything God will be glorified through Jesus Christ. To him belong glory and power forever and ever. Amen.

Suffering as a Christian

¹²Dear friends, the fire that is burning among you has come to test you; do not be taken aback by it, as though something alien to you were happening. ¹³No, the more you share in the sufferings of Christ, the more you should rejoice, so that you may also rejoice with shouts of joy when his glory is revealed. ¹⁴If you are insulted because you bear the name of Christ, you are blessed, since the Spirit of glory, the very Spirit of God, rests on you. ¹⁵Of course, none of you should suffer for being a murderer or a thief or a criminal, or even for interfering in other people’s affairs. ¹⁶But if someone suffers for being a Christian, they should feel no shame, but should give glory to God by bearing this name. ¹⁷For now is the time for judgment to start, and it starts at God’s own house. If we are the first to face it, how will it end for those who refuse to obey God’s gospel? ¹⁸And, “If the righteous are saved only with difficulty, what place will there be for the godless and the sinner?” ¹⁹So, then, those who suffer as God wills should place themselves in the hands of the Creator, who is faithful, while they keep on doing what is good.

Notas

a1–2the one who has suffered in the flesh has ceased from sin: a believer who accepts suffering for doing right has broken with a life of sin. Ou: Christ, who by suffering and dying was finished with sin once for all (3:18); the believer who has died with Christ, as in baptism (3:21; Romans 6:7); suffering itself purifies a person from sin (Incerto).
b4–5slander: they speak abusively of the believers. Também considerado: blaspheme: they speak against God.
c6the dead: believers who heard the gospel while they were alive and have since died. Ou: the dead in the realm of the dead, to whom Christ proclaimed after his death (compare 3:19); the spiritually dead, people dead in sin (Incerto).
d11to whom: to God, who is glorified through Jesus Christ. Ou: to Jesus Christ, the nearest name (Incerto).
e14the Spirit of glory and of God (the SBLGNT text). Outros manuscritos: the Spirit of glory and of power and of God; an added sentence at the end of the verse: on their part he is blasphemed, but on your part he is glorified.
f15a meddler: someone who interferes in matters that are not their business. Ou: someone who misuses what belongs to others, an embezzler; an informer or agitator (Incerto).
g16in this name (the SBLGNT text). Outros manuscritos: in this matter, in this respect.