3rd John in One Lesson
from Marathon Fellowship Class Hosted by Stonebriar Community Church
Stan’s Outline Download Lesson Outline 3rd John in One Lesson Introduction A. Background of 3 John B. The purpose of 3 John C. Introduction to the epistle (3 John 1-4) NS. The outline is from W. Graham Scroggie, Know Your Bible, 2:360. The confirmation of Gaius (3 John 5-8) The condemnation of Diotrephes (3 John 9-10) The commendation of Demetrius (3 John 11-12) Conclusion (3 John 13-14) Application
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