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Category Archives: Gospel of John
Judas Iscariot, a character study. Part 2.
This examination of Judas Iscariot is the outgrowth of a recent group Bible study on Hebrews. During the evening’s interactions on Hebrews my friend, in reference to eternal security, adamantly contrasted Judas-Iscariot, declaring, Judas Iscariot went to hell. I have several problems … Continue reading
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Tagged beaten, Betrayal, character study, cleansed, delivered, hanged, high priest, his own place, Jewish council, Judas Iscariot, Messiah, redemption, Repentance, suicide, surrendered
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Judas Iscariot, a character study. Part 1.
This study originated from a Bible study on Hebrews, led by a man I know. During the evening’s bible study my friend, in reference to eternal security, added his thoughts on Judas-Iscariot, by adamantly declaring, Judas Iscariot went to hell. … Continue reading
Posted in character study, deception, Dispelling myths, false teaching, forgive, God's character, Gospel of John, grace, Hearing God, Hope, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jews, Judas Iscariot, judgment, Mercy, overtaken, strongholds
Tagged Apostle John, Betrayal, Chief priests, death, demons, disciples of Jesus, false teaching, hanging, Hell, Jesus, Judas Iscariot, judgment, Mercy, Satan, suicide, thief
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What do you say about yourself? John 1:21-23
The Apostle John is trying to convey who this Jesus was, not that they did not know for he was writing to believers – Jewish believers, converts. These converts, especially on John’s part, were not asked to leave the richness … Continue reading
Posted in bible study, Gospel of John, Prophetic, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged Belief, Bible, Bible study (Christian), end times, exiles, Faith, God, Gospel of John, Holy spirit, Israel, Jesus, Jews, John the Baptist, Paul the Apostle, prophecy, prophet, restoration, Scripture
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Aren’t you just a bit curious about what John had to say? John 1:19-20
In a recent post, I talked about spending time in a psyche hospital and how they asked me how long my parents had been alcoholics. That generated some negative feedback, not from a reader, but from a relative. Sadly, I … Continue reading
Posted in bible study, Gospel of John, In Christ, Prophetic, The Word was God, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged Belief, Bible, Christ, Faith, future, Holy spirit, hope, Israel, Jesus, John the Baptist, last days, Messiah, pharisees, prophecy, rapture, Scripture, study
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Why would John have to say that? John 1:18
The Apostle John had just finished saying, “John *testified about Him and cried out, saying, “This was He of whom I said, ‘He who comes after me has a higher rank than I, for He existed before me.’” For of … Continue reading
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Tagged Belief, Bible, Christ, Christianity, end times, Faith, future, God, Gospel of John, Holy spirit, hope, Israel, Jesus, rapture, Scripture, study
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In the beginning, before all time. John 1:1
I don’t know about you, but I have had some odd conversations about this very thing. The conversations sound a lot like this: So, when did time begin? You mean, God was just hanging out in space and decided to … Continue reading
