See Boring 2015: 215–17.
83. See Richard 1995: 22.
84. See Brown 1997: 493.
85. See Kreinecker 2013: 197–220.
86. See Brown 1997: 594.
87. See Furnish 2007: 132; Bridges 2008: 195.
88. Krentz 2009: 469; cf. Collins 1988: 223. Some scholars also think we see an undermining of 1 Thessalonians itself by the so-called pseudonymous author of 2 Thessalonians when he refers to a false letter “as though from us”—some surmise that in this case 2 Thessalonians was possibly written to reject 1 Thessalonians.
89. Bridges 2008: 196.
90. Roose, though, explains that “German scholars almost unanimously view 2 Thessalonians as a pseudepigraph”; see 2006: 109n6.
91. Morris 1975: 23.
92. Marshall 1984: 30–31. G. Beale goes one step further by suggesting that Paul drew heavily from 1 Thessalonians as a conscious strategy: “Could this not be the case especially if he were trying to get them to recall the content of the first letter?” See Beale 2003: 31.
93. Fee 2009: 239.
94. See Marshall 1984: 32.
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