David Guzik commentary on 1 John 1 emphasizes the center of our relationship to God, which is found in Jesus Christ, who is life and light. 1 John 2 · Audio for 1 John 5 · Audio for 1 John 4

An exposition, with practical observations, of the First Epistle General of John. Chapter 1. Evidence given concerning Christ's person and excellency.

Christ brings us the promise of new life. There is the fear of punishment for all that we have done wrong. But Christ has taken all the punishment for our *sins ...

In this chapter, he focuses on walking with God to avoid being deceived. According to John, confession to God brings forgiveness. And, it brings the work of God ...

Explore the book of 1 John and its theme of truth with Ray Van Neste in this free volume of The Gospel Coalition Bible Commentary.

Study 1 John 1 using Matthew Henry's Bible Commentary (concise) to better understand Scripture with full outline and verse meaning.

1 John 1:1. Here he takes notice of the evidence the Lord gave to Thomas of his resurrection, by calling him to feel the prints of the nails and of the spear.

1 John claims that the eternal life that was with the Father has been revealed in a way that can be seen, heard, and touched (1:1-2). The blood from the body of ...

John is saying essentially that the Word of life became flesh, became a Man Who could be heard, seen and touched. He was not a phantom as deceivers taught (see ...

1. Its theme—the earthly life of Jesus. No mere biography, since Jesus was not one of the children of men but the Eternal Son of God, the Word made flesh. (a) ...