Many scholars and Bible students have claimed that First John is the apostle John’s love letter to the saints of the first century, particularly the Christians of Asia Minor. John will also write to alarm the saints of the dangers of Gnosticism and the Antichrist. But his main emphasis is on the status of Christians, as loved and protected by God.” Paperback, 124 pages.
Conquering All Fears
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Many scholars claim that First John is the apostle John’s love letter to the saints of the first century, particularly the Christians of Asia Minor, but his main emphasis is on the status of Christians, as loved and protected by God.
124 pages
by Ken Wilson, Ph. D.
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