³² Remember those ·days in the past [or early days of your faith] when you first ·learned the truth [^Lwere enlightened]. You ·remained strong [endured; persevered] through a hard struggle with many sufferings. ³³ Sometimes you were ·hurt and attacked before crowds of people [^Lexposed to public shame/ridicule and persecution/oppression], and sometimes you shared with those who were being treated that way. ³⁴ You ·helped [had sympathy for; or suffered with] the prisoners [^Cprobably Christians imprisoned for their faith]. You even had joy when ·all that you owned [your property] was ·taken from you [seized; confiscated], because you knew you had ·something [^La possession; property] better and more lasting.