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instead of studying John’s Gospel (his own inspired eyewitness account of Jesus) or the book of Revelation (which he also wrote), we’re going to study his three letters. Though addressed to certain churches and individuals in his time, they deal with issues relevant to us today, issues such as false doctrine, sin, love, apostasy and obedience. But most important of all, they deal with Jesus Christ, the One through whom we were created (How did we get here?), the One who gives our existence meaning and purpose (Why are we here?) and the One who promises to come again and raise us to eternal life (Where are we going?). In short, in Jesus we find the answers to the most important questions. A native German, Ekkehardt Mueller, Th.D., D.Min., is an associate director of the Biblical Research Institute in Silver Spring, Maryland. His specialties are New Testament, the book of Revelation, hermeneutics, and applied theology. He is married and has two grown children. Obtain and read PDF lessons here or as HTML web pages on SSnet.org
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