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Texts -- 1 John 4:10 (NET)

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4:10 In this is love : not that we have loved God , but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the atoning sacrifice for our sins .

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  • 'Ku Heran, Jurus'lamatku [KJ.174a]
  • 'Ku Heran, Jurus'lamatku [KJ.174b]
  • Andaikan Yesus, Kau Bukan Milikku [KJ.300]
  • Berlutut di PalunganMu [KJ.115]
  • Kusongsong Bagaimana [KJ.85]
  • Mungkinkah Aku pun Serta [KJ.31b]
  • Mungkinkah Aku pun Serta [KJ.31a]
  • PadaMu, Tuhan dan Allahku [KJ.367]

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1 John 4:10; Propitiation; Salvation Is the Deliverance from Sin; The Importance of Love; Who Is Jesus Christ?; Vicarious Death of Christ; Why Did Jesus Die?; A Sacrificial Death; Why Did Jesus Die?

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Expository Notes on the Bible (Constable)

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  • Jesus began His instructions with His disciples' most important responsibility.13:31-32 Judas' departure to meet with the chief priests signalled the beginning of the Son of Man's glorification, which John recorded Jesus as c...
  • Paul began by explaining the concept of justification.92"We now come to the unfolding of that word which Paul in Chapter One declares to be the very heart of the gospel . . ."933:21 The "righteousness of God"here refers to Go...
  • To prepare his readers to meet the Lord soon Peter urged them to make the best use of their time now that they understood what he had written about suffering.4:7 Like the other apostles Peter believed the return of Jesus Chri...
  • If I were to boil down the message of this epistle into one sentence it would be this. Fellowship with God is the essence of eternal life.Both the Gospel of John and the First Epistle of John deal with eternal life. John wrot...
  • I. Introduction: the purpose of the epistle 1:1-4II. Living in the light 1:5-2:29A. God as light 1:5-7B. Conditions for living in the light 1:8-2:291. Renouncing sin 1:8-2:22. Obeying God 2:3-113. Rejecting worldliness 2:12-1...
  • "The teaching of 1 John is concerned essentially with the conditions for true Christian discipleship. The two main divisions of the letter set out these conditions and exhort the readers to live in the light (1:5-2:29) as chi...
  • John continued a structural pattern that he established in the previous section (vv. 6-7) in which he used pairs of clauses to present a false assertion followed by his correction.1:8 This second claim (cf. v. 6) is more seri...
  • "In the second division of this document (3:1-5:13) John concentrates on the developing spiritual life of his followers, rather than sustaining his attack on the heretics, some of whom have already seceded from his church (2:...
  • 3:23 Jesus taught the apostles to trust in Him and to love each other. This is the distillation of His teaching. Specifically He taught them to trust in the efficacy of His name when they prayed to His Father (John 14:12-15; ...
  • 4:7 Love, as well as faith (i.e., acknowledging the true doctrine of Christ, vv. 1-6), is a product of God's Spirit. The believer (one "born of God") who also "knows"God (i.e., has intimate fellowship with Him) loves (cf. 2:3...
  • 4:11 That demonstration of love by God is our model for showing love to others. As God manifested love in (among) us then by sending Jesus Christ, so He manifests His love among us now as we love one another (vv. 12-13).4:12 ...
  • Here John set out his fifth and final condition for living as children of God (cf. 2:18-29)."We canbelieve, and therefore we shouldmaintain the faith."162In the previous section (4:7-5:4) John wove together the themes of fait...

Expositions Of Holy Scripture (Maclaren)

  • Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us, and sent His Son to be the propitiation for our sins.'--1 John 4:10.THIS is the second of a pair of twin verses which deal with substantially the same subject under...
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