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Hey everyone! We have been working diligently over the past year on a complete rebuild of the GKM Website on a new platform, along with a massive visual update, and paving the way for many new features in the future! We will be launching this new platfo…
The next few verses contain an addition from the 15th or 16th century and were not part of John’s original text. This addition is found at the end of 1 John 5:7 and the beginning of verse 8. Because the NASB only adds to the confusion by dividing up … Read Full Post
John distinguished between two types of sin, telling us that some sin is “unto death,” while others are not. He apparently realized, however, that it was inevitable that some would misinterpret this to mean that they did not to worry about thos… Read Full Post
When praying in general, John says, God does indeed hear our prayers “if we ask anything according to His will.” It is obvious that there are many desires of men that are not God’s will to grant. So the apostle takes note of one such exam… Read Full Post
The three witnesses who testify that Jesus is the Son of God are joined by the twelve disciples and a multitude of witnesses as the Holy Spirit speaks and teaches the truth to others. John 15:26, 27 says, 26 When the Helper comes, whom I will send to yo… Read Full Post
In 1 John 5:6 we read that Christ “came by water and blood.” He came by water when He was born of a virgin. He came by blood when He was crucified, shed his blood for the sin of the world, and finally entered into the Most Holy Place to sprinkl… Read Full Post
The next few verses contain an addition from the 15th or 16th century and were not part of John’s original text. This addition is found at the end of 1 John 5:7 and the beginning of verse 8. Because the NASB only adds to the confusion by dividing up … Read Full Post
At the end of 1 John 4, the apostle makes it clear that being a son of God is evidenced, not by race or even by religion but by one’s heart of love. The purpose of sonship, after all, is for God to duplicate His nature in us, thus bringing heaven to … Read Full Post
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