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  • if we acknowledge our sins, he is trustworthy and upright, so that he will forgive our sins and will cleanse us from all evil. (1 John 1, 9)

  • If we say, 'We have never sinned,' we make him a liar, and his word has no place in us. (1 John 1, 10)

  • He is the sacrifice to expiate our sins, and not only ours, but also those of the whole world. (1 John 2, 2)

  • But anyone who does keep his word, in such a one God's love truly reaches its perfection. This is the proof that we are in God. (1 John 2, 5)

  • My dear friends, this is not a new commandment I am writing for you, but an old commandment that you have had from the beginning; the old commandment is the message you have heard. (1 John 2, 7)

  • Yet in another way, I am writing a new commandment for you -- and this is true for you, just as much as for him -- for darkness is passing away and the true light is already shining. (1 John 2, 8)

  • I am writing to you, children, because your sins have been forgiven through his name. (1 John 2, 12)

  • I have written to you, children, because you have come to know the Father. I have written to you, parents, because you have come to know the One who has existed since the beginning. I have written to you, young people, because you are strong, and God's word remains in you, and you have overcome the Evil One. (1 John 2, 14)

  • Do not love the world or what is in the world. If anyone does love the world, the love of the Father finds no place in him, (1 John 2, 15)

  • because everything there is in the world -- disordered bodily desires, disordered desires of the eyes, pride in possession -- is not from the Father but is from the world. (1 John 2, 16)

  • And the world, with all its disordered desires, is passing away. But whoever does the will of God remains for ever. (1 John 2, 17)

  • I have written to you not because you are ignorant of the truth, but because you are well aware of it, and because no lie can come from the truth. (1 John 2, 21)


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