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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.

about Jesus as the source of life and about fellowship with God the Father and Jesus, His Son. Thus, John is affirming that what he was about to write to his readers had come to him directly from Jesus and that it involved those things needed to commune with God and other believers. 1:5. John’s message was that which he had “heard from Him.” He follows this with a discussion of the holy nature of God and the place of confession and cleansing in the life of the believer who wishes to have fellowship
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