Summary of 2 Peter in the New Testament Gospels

Peter begins his letter by reminding the believers of his earlier ministrations concerning Christian behaviour, and the person of Christ. False prophets and teachers were posing a problem at this time, so Peter warns them throughout the second chapter to be aware of such people; advising amongst other things that these people are ‘slaves of corruption’ (2:19) and to be avoided at all costs.
In the last chapter he counters the false teachers who say that the Lord is not coming back at all, and reminds them that God’s timing is not the same as ours, and indeed 1000 of our years is only a day to Him.
He ends the book by again exhorting them to be alert to false teachings, especially those who would attempt to distort the teachings of the Apostle Paul, whose writings are sometimes difficult to grasp (Ch.3:15-16).
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