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A brief, heartfelt letter opens this classic New Testament epistle, addressed by an elder to a cherished lady and her children. The writer shares his deep affection for the community, celebrating the joy of seeing genuine Christian living among its members. With warm sincerity, he reminds his readers of the lasting grace, mercy and peace offered by God the Father and Jesus Christ.
The message quickly turns to the core of early Christian practice: love expressed through obedience to the teachings first heard. Gentle but firm warnings alert the community to deceptive figures who deny Christ’s humanity, urging vigilance and hospitality only for those who uphold the true doctrine. Listeners will appreciate the blend of encouragement, practical counsel, and timeless exhortation to remain steadfast in truth and love.
Language
en
Duration
~21 minutes (21K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2005-09-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
1822–1902
Best known for bringing the New Testament into clear, modern English, this Victorian scholar spent a lifetime teaching languages and studying the Greek text with unusual care. His work helped make biblical scholarship more accessible to ordinary readers.
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by Richard Francis Weymouth

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by Richard Francis Weymouth

by Richard Francis Weymouth

by Richard Francis Weymouth