Depart - aphistēmi - To abandon a former relationship or association, disassociate, remove, forsake

Giving Heed - prŏsĕchō - Turn one’s attention to, occupy oneself with, devote or give yourself to

Deceiving - planŏs - Deliberate deceptiveness, impostor, lead astray

- Deceive - Webster - To mislead, cause to believe or accept as true what is false or to disbelieve what is true

Doctrines - didaskalia - Instruction, teaching, information that is taught

Christ vs. Anti-Christ

Perilous - chalĕpŏs - Hard to bear, painful, difficult, violent, distressful, sufferings that reduce strength

Lovers of themselves - philautŏs - Self-centered affections for one’s own advantages to the exclusion of others.

Slanderers - diabolos - Attacking the reputation of others, accuser, devil; false report about a person maliciously spoken to injure the reputation

Lovers of pleasure - philēdŏnŏs - Given to fulfilling one’s own desires

Form - mŏrphōsis - Appearance, embodiment, essential features

Godliness - ĕusĕbĕia - Religion, devout practice and beliefs of God

Denying - arnĕŏmai - To disregard, refuse to recognize or acknowledge, pay no attention to

Power - dunamis - Might, able; Demonstration or display of divine supernatural ability

Learning - manthanō - Acquire information, gain knowledge or skills

Resist - anthistemi - To stand against, oppose

Folly - anŏia - Lack or absence of understanding; foolishness

Manifest - ĕkdēlŏs - Evident, plain, conspicuous; obvious to the mind and or senses

Persecution - diōkō - To systematically organize a program to oppress and harass people—to persecute

Impostors - gŏēs - One who habitually fools or deceives people through pretense; deceiver who works by trickery or persuasive speech

Deceiving - planaō - To cause to wander from a proper belief or course of action

Wise - sŏphizō - Good judgment; Skilled expert, to have wisdom and understanding

Salvation - sōtēria - Safety, deliverance, rescued, health, welfare, preservation