~10 Min.3 John
biblecentre.org · ... When truth is in us by the Spirit of God (as we saw when considering 2. Jn. 2) we shall walk in the truth, even though we walk in the midst of ...
~10 Min.Occasional Fellowship
inthebeloved.org · ... But true love to God and other believers is only shown by obedience (2. Jn. 5:2). A brother commented, gave his opinion, that "We cannot expect or ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 99-24
~11 Min.The Law of Moses
inthebeloved.org · ... loves, and also loss of millennial reward (Lk. 19:11-27; 1. Cor. 3:12-15; 2. Jn. 8). Keeping or not keeping the Mosaic Law does not ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 02-56
~11 Min.The Person And Work Of The Holy Spirit
biblecentre.org · ... - not the full fulfilment, but partial. Complete fulfilment is in the Millennium. 2. Jn. 4:10, 14. a. In you "a well of living water springing up.". ...
~11 Min.God's Performance Review (Laodicea)
inthebeloved.org · ... responsible position in serving Him whom we love. Don't you want a full reward (2. Jn. 8)? He Who Has an Ear, Let Him Hear What the Spirit Says to ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 99-31
~11 Min.God's Performance Review (Philadelphia)
inthebeloved.org · ... to God is not sentimentality, but love shown in obedience (1. Jn. 5:3; 2. Jn. 6). The truths of the Assembly which Paul gave us are "the ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 99-30
~12 Min.6 Serving the Lord
... those things we worked for, but that we may receive a full reward" (2. Jn. 8). Your gift from the Lord. We, as Christians, are very apt to bump ...
~13 Min.The Lord's Table
... of the Lord's Supper. In other passages, such as 1. Cor. 5 and 2. Jn. 1, things are mentioned by which even people who were known as true ...
~17 Min.Apollonarianism
biblecentre.org · ... eat, asking no questions for conscience sake". It is plain then, that 2. Jn. 10 cannot refer to those who have made no profession of faith in ...
~17 Min.An Address Summarising a Conference on 1. Corinthians 10
biblecentre.org · ... doctrine, do not receive him into [the] house, and greet him not" (2. Jn. 10). Just greeting him would imply fellowship: "for he who greets him ...
