Tag: Janus Phrase

• First John 5:5-8 / Overview: Epilogue

  

  EpilogueRevelation of the Eternal Life – Divine Witness 5:5 Who then is the one who overcomes the world? None other than the one who believes that Jesus is the Son of God. 5:6 This is the One who came through water and blood – Jesus Christ. Not by the water only, but by the water…

  Matthew Jones

  October 18, 2024

  1 John, Epilogue

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• First John: Book Structure and Outline

  

  This post continues a long series that comments on the New Testament book of First John. In this post I comment on some of the major elements of the structure and present an outline of the book. As noted in the previous post, First John was written to address a crisis that was disrupting the…

  Matthew Jones

  March 15, 2024

  1 John

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