1 John 2:7-14 "The New Commandment" (8/31/25)

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In 1 John 2:7-14, the author emphasizes the commandment to love one another, presenting it as both an old truth known from the beginning and a new command exemplified by Jesus’ life. He encourages believers by affirming their spiritual growth, noting that the darkness of sin is fading as the light of God’s truth shines in them.

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In 1 John 2:7-14, the author emphasizes the commandment to love one another, presenting it as both an old truth known from the beginning and a new command exemplified by Jesus’ life. He encourages believers by affirming their spiritual growth,...

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