Reading 1 John in context: the commandment John has in view is love and faith in Jesus Christ, not the Mosaic law
Mike does a sustained contextual reading of 1 John 2 and 3 to determine what John meant by "commandments."
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The context surrounding John 6
In explaining the meaning of John 6, we need to pay close attention to the context surrounding John 6 as well as the relevant context from the entire book of John. Here are some verses that are HIGHLY relevant and some questions for you to ponder.
For whom did Jesus die? 13 Biblical witnesses on Christ’s death
For whom did Jesus die? here are two questions of great importance for both Calvinists and non-Calvinists alike. After the two questions and answers, I would like to give a challenge to Calvinists.
Was Judas predestined to be lost?
Is Judas a problem for your theology? He can be a problem if some of your beliefs come from tradition and not from the Scriptures. In this article, I would like to discuss the full Scriptural view of Judas and ask you to test your own understanding against what the Scripture reveals.
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