Bible Translation Analysis

The Bible says that a believer can never be deceived by Satan.

The Christian seeks to step out of the bounds of righteousness and listen to the darkness.

Knowing Jesus' commandments is not vital to being in the light through knowing scripture.

The Bible teaches that a believer can be led astray from Biblical truth.

The passage suggests that Satan does not try to deceive believers.

Righteousness is not important for a Christian's behavior.

The Bible says that a person who loves Jesus does not keep his commandments.

Scripture is not a preventative measure against deception.

According to 2 John 7, false teachers were seeking to lead people astray only theologically.

John's purpose in writing his letter was only to bring joy to his audience.

The heretics believed that it was possible to be righteous without practicing righteousness.

John's primary concern in 2, 29 was with sin.

The children of God are those who practice sin.

The 'he' in 'he who practices righteousness is righteous just as he is righteous' refers to God the Father.

In 1 John, the Greek word 'Echanos' often refers to Jesus.

John's letter was written to encourage people to deceive others.

According to Ephesians 3, Paul is a prisoner of Christ Jesus.

Cain's murder is the central point of John's message.

Those who do not act like Cain show the archaic way of God.

Love is synonymous with jealous hatred according to 1 Corinthians 13.

The Bible teaches that love is inherent in the gospel message.

The Bible encourages rejoicing in unrighteousness.

John uses Cain as a positive example of Christian behavior.

According to John, love for the brethren is a way to tell that one has conquered the evil one.

According to John 15 verse 18, the world's hatred towards Christians is unexpected

Cain's actions towards Abel are used as a metaphor for the world's hatred towards Christians

Christians should be surprised if the world hates them

Living righteously will result in acceptance from the world

A professing Christian who blends in with the world is a true believer

Scripture provides guidance for believers in their spiritual journey

Satan has no interest in deceiving believers

Knowing Jesus' commandments is not necessary for spiritual growth

The message of the gospel will change over time.

Loving one another is an essential part of the unchanging gospel.

The devil's tactics do not include trying to deceive believers.

Scripture is not necessary for spiritual guidance.

A person who has genuinely trusted in Christ will not love others.

Righteousness is not a characteristic of a Christian's behavior.

The passage teaches that a believer can never be bound to the devil.

Knowing Jesus' commandments is not important for a Christian's spiritual growth.

If our heart condemns us, God is lesser than our heart and knows everything.

God's omniscience is meant to condemn His children.

We can appeal to our conscience for a true and just pardon.

God's knowledge is limited to what is revealed in our hearts.

Our hearts are convinced of our righteousness before God.

God is a judge who condemns those who repent.

Love is not a proof of faith in God.

God's omniscience is a source of fear for believers.

If our heart condemns us, we can appeal to God for pardon because He knows our heart.

A true believer can never experience heart condemnation.

God is not greater than our heart in knowing our true intentions.

Loving others is not a proof of our faith in God.

God is not a perfect judge who knows everything about us.

Our heart's condemnation is the final judgment on our actions.

The assurance of our faith comes from our own heart's conviction.

God's omniscience is not a basis for our spiritual assurance.

God is thanked for answering prayers in the prayer.

The Heidelberg Catechism is a gift from another day and time to the Church.

The prayer asks for God's spirit to work powerfully in the next week and decade.

The speaker prays for a friend who is facing personal grief.

The Bible teaches that God is uninvolved in the lives of believers.

The speaker expresses gratitude for material blessings like food, shelter, and light.

The message emphasizes the importance of spiritual growth and guidance.

The Bible teaches that God is unaware of the future.

The Bible teaches that the heart that is plagued by condemnation brings a communion with God which is free and unrestricted confidence.

The high priest has gone through the trials of life but has sinned.

The cross-reference in Revelation 5.1 mentions a throne.

The Bible teaches that questioning God is always right and safe.

The Christian's confidence in approaching God comes from having a great high priest who has gone before us and understands us.

The Bible teaches that the heart that is free from condemnation is characterized by reassurance and fear.

The Bible teaches that drawing near with confidence comes from God's condemnation of our hearts.

The emphasis in the passage has shifted from the heart that is free from condemnation to the heart that is plagued by condemnation.

The love of God abides in those who do not show compassion to their brothers in need.

The Bible teaches that God's love is not a driving factor in a Christian's love for others.

God's omniscience is meant to condemn His children.

A person who has genuinely trusted in Christ will not love others.

The passage teaches that a believer can never be bound to the devil.

God's knowledge is limited to what is revealed in our hearts.

Love is not a proof of faith in God.

God is a judge who condemns those who repent.