context: Eschatology according to deutero Pauline letters is the idea of ​​eschatology in the deuteropauline letters. Some suspect that these letters are the work of Christians in the name of Paul as the sender. Some of these letters in the New Testament canon are Colossians, Ephesians, 2 Thessalonians, 1 and 2 Timothy, and Titus. [1] The eschatology in these letters is assumed to be different from the eschatological view put forward by Paul in other letters he wrote. [1] In Pauline's letters, the view of eschatology is emphasized in terms of how long one must wait for the parousia. [1] meanwhile, in the Deuteropauline epistles eschatology is described as a form of certainty of faith which is a hope in life and how people's attitudes toward the parousia and the attitude of faith towards the parousia that has meaning for life today. [1]
question: What's in the deuteropauline letter?
answers.text: a form of certainty of faith which is a hope in life and how people's attitudes toward the parousia and the attitude of faith towards the parousia that has meaning for life today