Definition: 2 Timothy 3:8 is a powerful quote from the New Testament that means "2 Thessalonians 1:20" - Romans 6:7, which translates to, "For you, in whom we have put our confidence by our hope of God, so that at the end of the age there may be no cause for fear." It’s a stark reminder that as Christians, we must always trust in our faith and not let anything or anyone take us captive.

Here’s an example sentence: "Can you imagine this scenario: you have 2 Timothy 3:8, and as a Christian, you’re standing up against threats like a seasoned fighter? But what if your enemy is also wearing a mask of respectability, such as the likes of that man who looks like he just got out of jail in 3:14?"