Why Does 2nd Peter Keep Warning Us Against "Sensuality"?

What has the Church hidden from you? Do you know the Truth or just what you have been told? Do you want the rest of the story? Can you handle it? Was Yeshua (Jesus) a Christian? Was He a Pharisaical Jew who died for our sins? Or was He teaching something radical and different than mainstream Judaism of his day taught, something different than Mainstream Christianity today? Something that got Him killed and His message hidden after His ascension? Is the Truth still out there, buried in long-forgotten books and vague historical references by the very men that wiped out the original faith and message once delivered to the saints? I invite you to join me as I search out the original Faith of the Yeshua and the 12 Apostles.
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[@leavesofthetreehealing3211]

I have found that every time I have studied the bible out and questioned the mainstream beliefs I have come to a much clearer understanding. Most well-known translations with the addition of the belief in everlasting hellfire, Paul, and the trinity, create a mishmash of contradictory and confusing statements/commands/beliefs.
When you reject the false beliefs, everything is so much clearer and fits perfectly into place. That's how I trust I'm correct in my understanding. If something adds confusion I'd reject it. If something adds clarity and fits in with what Jesus taught then it's accepted. This seems correct. I love a good word study. If only the mainstream churches did more of them (or any at all).

[@koreyoneal2623]

I was just watching an Eisenman lecture and he was saying something about Agrippa burning his genealogies , that made me think about the mention of "useless genealogies" in 1st Timothy , he was was also saying that the term "fornication" was a reference to the Herods and their niece marrying , just something to think about

[@bibledefinedbymartycozad]

Great points thank you, I need to go back over my old studies and rework them.
I challenge folks for 9 months to read only the 4 gospels. !st 2nd 3rd John James Jude, Rev,
For me after not reading Peter for so long, that when I did, I found it hard to believe that Peter wrote 1st Peter.
I found 2 pages of sentences Peter said that is just like Paul's words.
2nd Peter sounds more like Peter than does 1st Peter.
Just sharing my thoughts here.
thank you so much.

[@mercedespena7422]

Paul just gets worse the more i learn about him. Thank you for this study. Paul is a rebel just like his father, the enemy.
John 8:44
Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it.

[@BubbylovesJesus]

I agree that aselgia is licentious, or lack of restraint. I also believe that Peter thought Paul was was a closet homosexual. He was quick to defend why Timothy travelled with him . Then Paul personally circumcised Timothy. That immediately made me question his sexuality. I could be wrong… but I get a feeling I’m not. Any thoughts?