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It is the man who loves his brother that lives in light; no fear of stumbling haunts him. (1 John 2, 10)
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)
Whatever takes its origin from God must needs triumph over the world; our faith, that is the triumphant principle which triumphs over the world. (1 John 5, 4)
He alone triumphs over the world, who believes that Jesus is the Son of God. (1 John 5, 5)
We are ready to trust human authority; is not divine authority higher still? And we have that higher divine authority for this; God has borne witness to his own Son. (1 John 5, 9)
Many false teachers have appeared in the world, who will not acknowledge that Jesus Christ has come in human flesh; here is the deceiver you were warned against, here is Antichrist. (2 John 1, 7)
What defilement there is in their banquets, as they fare sumptuously at your side, shepherds that feed themselves without scruple! They are clouds with no water in them, driven before the winds, autumn trees that bear no fruit, given over anew to death, plucked up by the roots; (Jude 1, 12)
There is one who can keep you clear of fault, and enable you to stand in the presence of his glory, triumphant and unreproved, when our Lord Jesus Christ comes;✻ (Jude 1, 24)
And there, on the Lord’s day, I fell into a trance, and heard behind me a voice, loud as the call of a trumpet, (Revelation 1, 10)
which said, Write down all thou seest in a book, and send it to the seven churches in Asia, to Ephesus, and Smyrna, and Pergamum, and Thyatira, and Sardis, and Philadelphia, and Laodicea. (Revelation 1, 11)
As for the meaning of the seven stars which thou hast seen in my right hand, and the seven golden candlesticks, the seven stars are the angels✻ of the seven churches thou knowest, and the candlesticks, seven in number, are the seven churches. (Revelation 1, 20)
And to the angel of the church at Pergamum write thus: A message to thee from him whose sword is sharpened at both its edges: (Revelation 2, 12)
