The Epistles of St. John
By Charles Gore
Hon. D.D. Edin.and Durham, Hon. D.Al. Oxford, Hon. Ll.D. Cambridge and Birmingham, Hon. Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, Late Bishop of Oxford
New York
Charles Scribner’s Sons
1920
This is an 18 chapter commentary on 1st, 2nd, and 3rd John by Charles Gore (anglican).
CONTENTS of Epistles of St. John
Introduction 1
The First Epistle
1John 1:1- 4 The word of life . . 52
1John 1:5 – 2:6 God is light … 64
1John 2:7-17 The law of love … 91
1John 2:18-29 The antichrists . . .107
1John 3:1-12 The children of God and the children of the devil 133
1John 3:13-24 The Church and the world- Love and hate 152
1John 4:1- 6 The testing of spirits . .164
1John 4:7-21 God is love . . .173
1John 5:1-12 The divine witness to Jesus as the Christ . .190
1John 5:13-17 Fellowship in the eternal life and prayer for others . 201
1John 5:18-21 The three solemn final aflSrmations . . .213
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The Second Epistle . . . .221
The Third Epistle 231
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