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Whereas one who gazes into that perfect law, which is the law of freedom, and dwells on the sight of it, does not forget its message; he finds something to do, and does it, and his doing of it wins him a blessing. (James 1, 25)
See how his faith conspired with deeds done, and through those deeds his faith was realized. (James 2, 22)
The Spirit of Christ was in them, making known to them the sufferings which Christ’s cause brings with it, and the glory that crowns them; when was it to be, and how was the time of it to be recognized? (1 Peter 1, 11)
It was revealed to them that their errand was not to their own age, it was to you. And now the angels can satisfy their eager gaze; the Holy Spirit has been sent from heaven, and your evangelists have made the whole mystery plain, to you instead. (1 Peter 1, 12)
Draw near to him; he is the living antitype of that stone which men rejected, which God has chosen and prized; (1 Peter 2, 4)
Prized, then, by you, the believers, he is something other to those who refuse belief; the stone which the builders rejected has become the chief stone at the corner,✻ (1 Peter 2, 7)
So, when the Prince of shepherds makes himself known, your prize will be that crown of glory which cannot fade. (1 Peter 5, 4)
Our message concerns that Word, who is life; what he was from the first, what we have heard about him, what our own eyes have seen of him; what it was that met our gaze, and the touch of our hands.✻ (1 John 1, 1)
I call you sons; you have learned to recognize the Father. I call you young men; you are strong, with God’s word dwelling in you always; you have gained your victory over the evil one.✻ (1 John 2, 14)
See how the Father has shewn his love towards us; that we should be counted as God’s sons, should be his sons. If the world does not recognize us, that is because it never recognized him. (1 John 3, 1)
and no one can dwell in him and be a sinner. The sinner must be one who has failed to see him, failed to recognize him. (1 John 3, 6)
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)
