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1 John 4:1–6
I. Know Them By Examination (4:1)
1.
They Are Different As to Their Master
2. They Are Deceptive in Their Message
3.
They Will Depart On Their Mission
II.
Know Them By Their Confession (4:2–3)
1. Faithful Prophets Declare the Truth About Jesus (4:2)
2. False Prophets Deny the Truth About Jesus (4:3)
III.
Know Them By Their Identification (4:4–5)
1. Faithful Prophets Have a Foundation in God (4:4)
2. False Prophets Have a Congregation of the World (4:5)
IV.
Know Them By Their Corruption (4:6)
1. Faithful People Hear God’s Word and Listen to That Which Is True
2. False Prophets Hate God’s Word and Listen to That Which Is False
Daniel L. Akin, 1, 2, 3 John, vol.
38, The New American Commentary (Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 2001), 277.
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