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The Epistles of John (1–3 John Kjv Commentary)

James Battell
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Pages
98
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
James Battell

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John's three epistles are hidden treasures that are found at the end of the New Testament. Along with Jude and Philemon, 1,2,3 John is sometimes eclipsed by Paul's larger and more in-depth epistles, and yet when read and carefully studied in light of his writings, they will make the serious student of Scripture sit up and appreciate just how much material John the apostle blessed the body of Christ with.This King James Bible study combines all three of James G. Battell's impromptu studies of First John, Second John and Third John, and presents them as an easy and enjoyable book to study along with. This book can be read over a long lunch break or in between meetings or family get-togethers.James G. Battell is a Christian writer, radio broadcaster, video maker, and podcaster. He also runs an international Bible-believing ministry with his father.

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