~21 Min.The Days Of The Judges (2): Ehud And Shamgar
biblecentre.org · ... them God speed or you will become a partaker of their evil deeds' (2. Jn. 7-11). These are very stern words, not our own words, they are the words ...
~7 Min.The Lord Jesus Christ: His Person
faq-bible.org · ... If a teacher does not bring 'the doctrine of the Christ', he must be rejected (2. Jn. 9-11). 1.12 When did Christ become a man? About 2000 years ago, ...
~3 Min.The Second Epistle to the Thessalonians
biblecentre.org · ... KJV) (2. Thess. 2:8) The Antichrist (1. Jn. 2:18,22; 4:3; 2. Jn. 7) The liar (1. Jn. 2:22) The deceiver ( ...
~53 Min.Assembly Discipline
biblecentre.org · ... and greet him not; for he who greets him partakes in his wicked works" (2. Jn. 7-11, New Trans.). The above was written to a lady and is the path ...
~9 Min.Denial of Collective Defilement
inthebeloved.org · ... out in detail once. Personal Defilement from Without in 2 John. Since 2. Jn. 9-11 is such a powerful set of verses as to defilement and associations, ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 99-25
~10 Min.Assembly Discipline
inthebeloved.org · ... 97-10. Such false teaching is virtually put in a special category in 2. Jn. 9-11. The example is not for an assembly: it refers to unsaved imposters ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 98-18
~10 Min.Apostolic Fellowship
biblecentre.org · ... to doctrine (2. Tim. 2:17-21), and as to association with evil (2. Tim. 2:21 and 2. Jn. 9-11), action would be taken in the fear of God ...
~10 Min.So You Want to Break Bread?
inthebeloved.org · ... associations of particularly a religious nature (Josh. 7; 2. Jn. 9-11; 1. Cor. 5:6; Gal. 5:9). · To have confessed to God ( ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 99-26
~10 Min.Ecclesiastical Separation, Is it Scriptural?
inthebeloved.org · ... Lev. 21:16-24; Ezra 2:61-63; Hag. 2:11-13; 2. Cor. 6:14-18; 2. Tim. 2:19-22; 2. Jn. 9-11). God sees us associated with ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 99-33
~11 Min.The Christian Mother
biblecentre.org · ... Jesus Christ, the Son of the Father, in truth and love ." (2. Jn. 1-3). How delicately, how courteously, how gentlemanly John was in addressing this ...