约翰一书

Epistle · New Testament · Traditionally John the Apostle; modern scholars often attribute it to an anonymous elder in the Johannine community. · c. 90-100 CE

The First Epistle of John is a New Testament letter written to strengthen the faith of early Christian communities, emphasizing the reality of Jesus' incarnation and the necessity of ethical living. It encourages believers to walk in light, keep God's commandments, and love one another while warning against deceptive teachers.

5 章

• 1约翰一书 1The author proclaims the physical reality of the Word of life and explains that walking in God's light requires confessing sins.
• 2约翰一书 2Believers are urged to keep God's commandments, love one another, avoid worldly desires, and guard against deceptive antichrists.
• 3约翰一书 3The author describes God's children as those who avoid sin, love one another in action, and follow Christ's sacrificial example.
• 4约翰一书 4Believers are commanded to test spirits, acknowledge Jesus' incarnation, and love one another because God's very nature is love.
• 5约翰一书 5Faith in Jesus overcomes the world, supported by the testimony of Spirit, water, and blood, offering believers assurance of eternal life.