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Love God: 1 John 3:1-10
The first thing we usually point out is the repeating words thus far in the text, however, this week we see quite a notable term being added to the text.
The concept of the “child” or “children of God”.
John isn’t the only one to use the term.
Paul used the term in Romans
and Matthew in the Sermon on the mount:
John also used the term in his Gospel:
This brings us to the first verse for tonight’s study:
1 John 3:1-2 (NASB95)
The Father bestowed the love to us
The “see” command is drawing the reader back to who they are in Christ
The title is tied to the adoption/grafting in the vine.
The parallel between the father and the world
Children of God also pulls more from eschatological imagery
Even if the effort is minimal this is an argument for synergistic salvation
Pretty self explanatory
Returning back to the idea that those whom believe themselves to be save may not have ever been saved to begin with.
This is a return to the command to know truth and test spirits
Again, the truly saved cannot practice sin and be saved
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