John marvels at the Father’s love in calling believers His sons and says that seeing Christ will result in likeness to Him. He contrasts righteous living with the practice of sin, points to Christ as the One manifested to take away sins and destroy the devil’s works, and makes brotherly love concrete through Christ’s sacrifice and practical care for a needy brother.
John marvels at the Father’s love in calling believers His sons and says that seeing Christ will result in likeness to Him. He contrasts righteous living with the practice of sin, points to Christ as the One manifested to take away sins and destroy the devil’s works, and makes brotherly love concrete through Christ’s sacrifice and practical care for a needy brother.
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