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 Peter wrote about "luxury during the day." This was a common metaphor to speak about people who boldly do wrong things that other people can see. Most people who lived in a wrong way and did the wrong things in the evening. Because it was dark, they believed that no one really saw them doing evil things. However, the false teachers and prophets did evil things during the day. They did not care if anyone saw living in an evil way. This is because they thought they were living in the right way.
 
-See: [Prophet](../articles/prophet.md); Light and Darkness (Metaphor)
+See: [Prophet](../articles/prophet.md); [Light and Darkness (Metaphor)](../articles/lightdarkness.md)
 
 ### How were the false teachers and prophets “stains and blemishes”?
 
 Peter called the false teachers and prophets "stains and blemishes." This was a metaphor. He was speaking about the shame they caused themselves and other people. He wanted people to think about how a stain on a garment makes people no longer see it as beautiful. Scholars think that because of the wrong things the false teachers and prophets did, they were like “stains” on the Christian community. That is, they made people think bad things about Christians. 
 
-See: [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md); False Prophet; [Metaphor](../articles/metaphor.md)
+See: [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md); [False Prophet](../articles/falseprophet.md); [Metaphor](../articles/metaphor.md)
 
 ### What were “eyes full of adultery”?
 
 Some scholars think the words, “eyes full of adultery” describes a man who cannot look at a woman without having wrong thoughts about her. That is, he wants nothing but to have sex with her. Other scholars think Peter wanted to say that the false teachers and prophets wanted to be with women so they could have sex with her. Other scholars think the words meant that these men thought every woman was an adulterer.
 
-See: Adultery; False Prophet; [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md)
+See: Adultery; [False Prophet](../articles/falseprophet.md); [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md)
 
 ### How did the false prophets and teachers “entice unstable souls”?
 
 Peter wrote that the false prophets and teachers "entice unstable souls" to say that they tempted Christians in some way. They taught things that were close to the truth, but were really lies. By lying, they were able to make Christians follow them and to do the wrong things.
 
-See: False Prophet; [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md); Soul; Tempt (Temptation)
+See: [False Prophet](../articles/falseprophet.md); [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md); Soul; Tempt (Temptation)
 
 ### How did the false prophets and teachers have “hearts trained in covetousness”?
 
 When Peter spoke about these false teachers and prophets having “hearts trained in covetousness”, he wanted people to know that everything the false teachers and prophets did was for themselves. 
 
-See: False Prophet; [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md)
+See: [False Prophet](../articles/falseprophet.md); [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md)
 
 ### What was the “way of Balaam”?
 
 Peter wrote "the way of Balaam" so people would think about the things Balaam did. The story of Balaam in the Old Testament spoke about a man who was greedy. He did all he could to get the people of Israel to live in a wrong way (see: Numbers 31:16). He did this because one of Israel's enemies promised him a large amount of money. In the same way, the false teachers and prophets did the same types of things Balaam did. They tried to get Christians to live in a wrong way. They did this to try to gain a lot of money.
 
-See: Old Testament (Law and Prophet); False Prophet; [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md)
+See: Old Testament (Law and Prophet); [False Prophet](../articles/falseprophet.md); [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md)
 
 ### What was the “gloom of thick darkness”?
 
 The “gloom of thick darkness” spoke about the blackest kind of darkness. Scholars think God set aside the darkest places in hell for the false teachers and prophets.
 
-See: Hell; Light and darkness; [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md); False Prophet
+See: Hell; Light and darkness; [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md); [False Prophet](../articles/falseprophet.md)
 
 ### How did the false teachers and prophets speak with “vain arrogance”?
 
 The false teachers and prophets spoke with “vain arrogance” in several ways. They spoke loudly. They used, big words. They spoke with great emotion in order to excite people. They spoke about promises that God never made. They could not make these promises happen. So, what they said was in "vain". That is, they had no real value. Also, they thought very highly of themselves. They were arrogant.
 
-See: [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md); False Prophet
+See: [False Teacher](../articles/falseteacher.md); [False Prophet](../articles/falseprophet.md)
 
 ### What were the “lusts of the flesh”?