Epistles Of 1st, 2nd, 3rd John And Jude

EPISTLES OF JOHN
The Gospel of John; 1st, 2nd and 3rd John; and Revelation are all attributed to the Apostle John, the son of Zebedee, who was one of Yeshua's inner circle.

1st John - An Epistle of John
The Focus of John's letter is to validate Yeshua as The Messiah; to define and expose sin; to promote a righteous lifestyle; to warn against false teachings and falling away; and to embrace, live, walk in, display, and demonstrate YeHoVaH's LOVE amongst one another and the world.

2nd John - An Epistle of John
John is writing this letter to a beloved Saint and her children; he addresses her as the elect lady. He warns her by telling her that if you hear a person speaking and they do not bring the teachings of Messiah Yeshua, do not receive them in your home, do not greet them, or bid them farewell. John further states that if you greet them, receive them in your home, or bid them god speed, you become a partaker in their evil deeds.

3rd John - An Epistle of John
John writes this letter to encourage Gaius to continue to help those whom he sent and to stand even though Diotrephes, a leader in the congregation, wanted to have the preeminence, or to be first, and refused to accept those sent by John as missionaries.

JUDE
In this exciting commentary, we discover who Jude was and to whom he was writing. Specific details are given concerning when and why this letter was written.
Jude was combating false teachings and false teachers who appeared to be teaching a type of "once saved always saved" doctrine and that nothing you could do would cause you to lose your salvation. Thus, grace gave you a license to live however you chose to and nothing you did could change your salvation status.

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