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In this addition to the successful Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture, two respected scholars and Bible teachers interpret James and First, Second, and Third John from within the living tradition of the Church. The commentary provides crisp explanations of the text with helpful sidebars and ideas for application to enrich preaching, group Bible study, and personal reflection. This volume...

race—that is the recipient of God’s salvation (2:2; 4:9, 14) or to the material necessities of human life (3:17). But most often in 1 John “world” refers to human society that is set against God (3:1), that is the home of sinful patterns of life (2:16) and is under the power of the evil one (4:4). When John calls us to “not love the world or the things of the world,” he is referring not to the created order as such, which is good, but to a system of values and a sphere of temptation in human society
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