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In An Exegetical Theology of 1–3 John, Derickson helps readers see the distinct theology of John’s letters. His exegetical analysis of the letters of John reveals how they make unique contributions to Christian theology. In the end, Derickson shows that 1–3 John are full of a wealth of theology that is worthy of the church’s attention, both in the first century and today.

The recipient of this letter may have been either a noble lady in whose home a church met, or a church that John chose to address as a lady. Whether a lady or a church, the message John communicates is the same. The content of this correspondence reflects similar concerns found in John’s first epistle, especially with regard to his emphasis on loving one another. It further addresses the problem of false teachers, similarly addressed in the polemical portion of the first epistle. However, where the
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