Why do you make unfounded assumptions (that are almost entirely false, by the way), when the author of the book tells you who he wrote his letter to?
Listen marke, you seem like a pretty good guy who loves God and has good intentions and so I don't want you to take this too personally. I'm really not trying to insult you at all but the fact is that you simply do not understand the bible. You understand a rough sketch of it that you learned from your pastor who, chances are, also doesn't understand the bible.
Your doctrine is full of pagan heresies that aren't in the bible at all and you seem almost entirely ignorant of the major divisions of scripture (i.e. II Timothy 2:15) that are necessary to prevent important doctrinal errors.
I strongly urge you to read
The Plot by Bob Enyart. I've said many times that if you haven't read that book, you do not understand the bible, and I mean it. It's that good.
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