The Lost Books of the Bible, Part 11, Chapter I summary
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In Chapter I, an unnamed writer greets fellow believers, praises their faith and love, and explains that sharing received knowledge serves both them and the writer. The letter then names three things ordained by the Lord and urges greater holiness, presenting its guidance as help from a fellow believer rather than a teacher.
What happens
- The writer greets the readers in Jesus Christ’s name and rejoices in their knowledge, grace, and spiritual gifts.
- The writer expresses deep love for readers whose lives show faith, charity, and hope.
- The writer explains that this brief letter shares received knowledge to strengthen the readers’ understanding alongside their faith.
- The writer names three things ordained by the Lord: hope of life, its beginning, and its completion.
- The writer recalls revelation through the prophets, urges greater holiness, and offers guidance as a fellow believer.
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