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    The Book of 2 John

    The Second Epistle of John is a brief but pointed letter focused on truth, love, and discernment. John writes to warn believers against supporting false teachers who deny essential truths about Christ.

    John emphasizes that love must always be grounded in truth. Walking in love does not mean tolerating false teaching, but remaining faithful to God's commands.

    The letter warns that extending support to false teachers enables deception and harms the Church. Discernment, John explains, is an essential expression of faithfulness.

    Overall, 2 John teaches believers to balance love with truth and to protect the integrity of the Gospel.

    2 John teaches:

    • •Love and truth must remain united
    • •Discernment protects the Church
    • •Faithfulness requires obedience to God's truth.

    Author

    John

    Written

    85-95 AD

    Chapters

    1

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    The Book of 2 John was written by John, approximately 85-95 AD.

    The Book of 2 John contains 1 chapters and is part of the New Testament.

    The key themes of 2 John include: Truth, Love, Discernment, Obedience.

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