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Why does John call himself 'the elder?'
Because he is older and he wants her to listen to him
Where did the 'elect lady' probably live?
Outside Ephesus
When did John probably write 2nd John?
After he was freed from Patmos
What does it mean "I indeed love in truth?"
He loves her sincerely
What does it mean to 'know the truth?'
At a previous point in time one comes to know it and then walks in it continually
What is 'the truth?'
The gospel truth
What does verse two modify?
whom I indeed love in truth'
How is the truth abiding in us and being with us into eternity?
Because we know it. In a sense it is Christ and he abides in us
What is interesting about verse three?
the phrase "the Son of the Father" is included
Why is the phrase "the Son of the Father" included?
Perhaps because the deceivers denied the roles of "Son" and "Father"
What does it mean "in truth and love?"
may grace, mercy, and peace be germinated in the soil of truth and love
Which verses compromise the introduction?
Verses one through three
What is the main point of the introduction?
To entreat the elect lady and her children to listen to him and also to encourge them
What John exceeding glad about?
That he had found of her children walking in the truth
What does 'even as we received a commandment from the Father' modify?
walking in the truth
What is the commandment that 'we received from the Father'?
To love others
How did we have this commandment from the beginning?
It has been written on our hearts
What does it mean "and this is love, that we should walk according to his commandments"?
We love God and others by obeying God's commandments from the heart
What does it mean "This is the commandment, as ye heard from the beginning, that in it ye should walk"?
The most notable commandment is that we should walk in love
What do we know the deceivers denied?
That Jesus Christ has come in flesh
What is a deceiver?
Specifically, one who deceives. Otherwise, a false Christ, false prophet, evil man, seducer, or divisive person
What does he mean, "behold yourselves?"
Make sure you are doing as you ought to; examine yourselves.
How does verse nine show that the deceivers were false?
Because they would say they abode in the doctrine of Christ, yet denied the roles of Father and Son. Therefore they could not have the Father and the Son
How does obeying verse ten show love?
You are loving to those who would hear deceit. Because you do not show hospitality to false prophets, you keep them from harming others
What does verse 10 probably say?
That we are to keep from aiding or encourage or being thought of as associating with the deceivers in any way
Why did John write if he did not intend to?
Because it was so critical to explain about love and deceivers
Why is the sister herself not mentioned?
Probably because she had died or was absent
What are the six different parts of this book?
Introduction (1-3) John's Rejoincing (4) Love (5-6) Deceivers - about them (7-9) Deceivers - practical matters (10-11) Conclusion (12-13)
What was the timeframe?
AD 80-90
What are the key words/phrases?
In truth, love, truth
But does it mean to have known the truth?
At some point in the past one suddenly knew the truth and it has ongoing effects
What is the relationship between truth and love?
Truth begats love; love strengthens truth; love causes the truth to be sincerely declared.
What does it mean to walk in truth?
to obey from the heart all the commandments of God and behave as Christ.
What is perhaps John's most emphatic point?
That they would love one another
Why is the command to love others not a new commandment?
because God wrote it upon our hearts
When John says, "and this is love, that we walk after his commandments," what love is he referring to?
The love of God that comes only by God and goes out to God and to others
Is "the commandment" different from "his commandments?"
"the commandment" would be the most important of "his commandments"
What is "the commandment?"
That we love one another
How does witholding hospitality show love?
It shows love to those who would hear the deceiver
What does it mean "this is the deceiver and the antichrist?"
The one who denies that Jesus Christ came in the flesh is the worst type of deceiver, he is an out-and-out antichrist
What is John's main point regarding hospitality and deceivers?
Do not do anything that could even be regarded as encouraging or giving aid to them
What is the main point of 2 John?
Love one another for the sake of the truth but reject deceivers.