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you were not to be like Cain, who took his character from the evil one, and murdered his brother. Why did he murder him? Because his own life was evil, and his brother’s life was acceptable to God. (1 John 3, 12)
God has proved his love to us by laying down his life for our sakes; we too must be ready to lay down our lives for the sake of our brethren. (1 John 3, 16)
And now, suppose that a man has the worldly goods he needs, and sees his brother go in want; if he steels his heart against his brother, how can we say that the love of God dwells in him? (1 John 3, 17)
That proves to us that we take our character from the truth, and we shall be able to satisfy our consciences before God; (1 John 3, 19)
if our consciences condemn us, it is because God is above conscience, and nothing is hidden from him.✻ (1 John 3, 20)
Beloved, if conscience does not condemn us, we can appear boldly before God, (1 John 3, 21)
When a man keeps his commandments, it means that he is dwelling in God, and God in him. This is our proof that he is really dwelling in us, through the gift of his Spirit.✻ (1 John 3, 24)
Not all prophetic spirits, brethren, deserve your credence; you must put them to the test, to see whether they come from God. Many false prophets have made their appearance in the world. (1 John 4, 1)
This is the test by which God’s Spirit is to be recognized; every spirit which acknowledges Jesus Christ as having come to us in human flesh has God for its author; (1 John 4, 2)
and no spirit which would disunite Jesus✻ comes from God. This is the power of Antichrist, whose coming you have been told to expect; now you must know that he is here in the world already. (1 John 4, 3)
You, little children, who take your origin from God, have gained the mastery over it; there is a stronger power at work in you, than in the world. (1 John 4, 4)
we belong to God, and a man must have knowledge of God if he is to listen to us; if he does not belong to God, he does not listen to us at all. That is the test by which we distinguish the true Spirit from the false spirit. (1 John 4, 6)
