| Introduction to 1 John | |
| Prologue (1:1-4) | |
| Lesson One: Walking in the Light of God (1:5-10) | |
| Lesson Two: The “New Commandment” to Love (2:1-14) | |
| Lesson Three: The Promise of Eternal Life (2:15-29) | |
| Lesson Four: Children of God and Children of the Devil (3:1-10) | |
| Lesson Five: “Love One Another” (3:11-24) | |
| Lesson Six: The Spirit of Truth and the Spirit of Error (4:1-6) | |
| Lesson Seven: “God Is Love” (4:7-21) | |
| Lesson Eight: Jesus Is the Christ, the Son of God (5:1-12) | |
| Lesson Nine: Praying with Confidence (5:13-21) | |
| 2 & 3 John Personal Workbook | |
| Introduction to 2 & 3 John | |
| Lesson Ten: The Epistle 2 John | |
| Salutation and Introduction (1:1-3) | |
| Walking in the Truth (1:4-6) | |
| Those Who Do Not Walk in Truth (1:7-11) | |
| Closing Remarks (1:12-13) | |
| Lesson Eleven: The Epistle 3 John | |
| Salutation (1:1-2) | |
| Walking in the Truth (1:3-4) | |
| Accepting “Strangers” (1:5-8) | |
| Contrast of Two Men (1:9-12) | |
| Closing Remarks and Farewell (1:13-15) | |
| Jude Personal Workbook | |
| Introduction to Jude | |
| Salutation (1:1-3) | |
| Lesson Twelve: Condemnation of Ungodly Men (1:3-16) | |
| Lesson Thirteen: Prescription for Godly Living (1:17-25) | |
Epistles of John and Jude Personal Workbook
$10.95
The First Epistle of John is one of the most candid and rewarding books of the New Testament. Its language is simple and straightforward yet reveals a remarkable depth of doctrinal teaching. John’s writing style provides vivid and no-nonsense contrasts to his subject matter, providing a clear understanding of exactly where a person stands with God based upon what he believes, where he “walks,” and how he treats fellow believers.
While John’s other two epistles (2 John and 3 John) are among the least studied in the New Testament, they offer poignant and revealing glimpses into the personal nature of early Christian correspondence, as well as personal difficulties John faced as the last surviving apostle.
The Epistle of Jude is also easily ignored due to its brevity, unusual writing style, and alleged lack of theological importance. Yet its message is surprisingly relevant for Christians today and therefore is worthy of our time, attention, and study.
The Epistles of John and Jude Personal Workbook will lead you through each of these epistles in an easy-to-read format. Each section concludes with questions for thought and discussion, making this a valuable tool for individual, family, or classroom study.
130 pages, 6″ x 9″ softcover
Availability: In stock
