1 Look, stop, and see – Look at the love we have receivbyu९५ed – What a glorious and immeasurable love.  There is no human language sufficient to describe God’s love – It cannot be clearly and completely explained.  Loving us – It is God’s free choice – In which, for our good, God freely gave Himself for us, when we did not deserve it. – Deuteronomy 7:7-8 The wonderful thing – A sinner is called a child of God – By God’s foreknowledge.  Beloved – We have received.  Selfless – Ongoing love – Continuous (giving love)  God continues to give, no matter how unloving we may be.  Love is His nature.  The object of love does not determine the nature of this love, but only the giver or God.  Look back at Calvary’s cross – how much you have been loved – if you doubt God’s love even after looking at Calvary’s cross – you are insulting God’s love. Romans 8:35-39 Death, suffering, tribulation, – nothing can separate us – from God’s love – this is the truth of Scripture – we are children of God.  Mch. 95 things of the Bible – every point we need to know and preach – what is our truth of Scripture in God – then only can we enjoy joy, peace, Christian freedom. Verse 2 We will be like Him .  Heaven is attractive to us – because there we will not only see the face of our Lord but we will be like Him.  Perfectly holy – righteous  Pure ability – to worship the glory of God – we are completely satisfied, happy, in power, for this.  Those who are united with Christ – manifest righteousness, know they are loved by God in a great way and are becoming more and more like Christ daily. 2 Corinthians 3:18  To live in holiness – desire.  No matter what life throws at them, trials, problems, etc., there is hope, to be like Christ. Verse 3 We all have hope.  Christ, the faithful life  Those who have their hope in Him – their faithful life is different from the world’s.  When we fix our hope on Him – we grow in our desire to be like Him – Galatians 2:20  Walking like Christ.  When we – let the Holy Spirit work – obey Christ’s commandments and His Word – only then can we – live in purity – the work of sanctification.

 Encourages a Christ-like life Thinking about heaven – the golden streets there – more than a city of precious stone walls – is the desire of the believer – Christ – and we will be like Him – if we live on that basis here – to live a holy life, a righteous life – to live as children of God – to live in purification day by day This hope motivates us to live away from sin – to live a life that is separate from sin – encourages us.
Verses 4-10 The sign of the Son 
 The active voice in these verses is in the present tense.
 The present tense in Greek denotes continuous action – the act of continuing to engage in sinful behavior – to be in the present tense.
 The believer may sin at times – Romans 7:14-25 at times more willingly – to sin intentionally but – cannot continue to sin habitually – as Satan does not always do.
 Romans 6:4-14, Galatians 5:24, Ephesians 2:10    
 A sinner is saved – renewed by the Holy Spirit, Ezekiel 36:26-27 has a new nature – 2 Corinthians 5:17 has a desire to obey the Word, follow Christ, reject the temptations of the world and show the fruits of righteousness – Philippians 3:9
 Verse 4 The law is only a constant rebellion against God, but the believer does not habitually rebel against God’s law.
 Reason – The believer has a desire to love God and be devoted to Him.
 Verse 5 He not only came – by paying the price of sin – to forgive sin but – to put sin away – forever – through the work of the cross.
 Sanctification now takes place in our lives – deliverance from the invitation of sin – sanctification is daily – He cuts away that which leads away from God.
 Just as – when we cut carrots – we cut off the bad ones and throw them away – the good ones are gathered into the pile.
Verses 6-9
 Verse 6 – He who abides in Him – does not sin habitually – does not live continuously.
 Verse 8 He who habitually sins is of the devil.
Y Unrenewed heart – heart of stone – Ezekiel 36:26
 Child of the devil John 8:44 – acts like the devil.
 Verse 9 Born of God does not sin habitually – acts and lives like the devil
Why can’t we believers sin habitually?
Because we have the seed of God – we are born of another seed.
Mch. Ktbkhavhal le – the seed has made us alive again.
You have a new life.
 Verse 9 – Seed quvchabm – the seed of God God’s nature God’s character or attribute – who He is.
Y The seed that is planted in us – the new nature
 Now we have the new birth – (once again – we are born twice)
Y Born into His nature and – His nature can never sin.
 When I sin, it is from the old sin nature but not from the nature of God.
 Romans 7:2 There is always a battle of nature.
Now we – in the new nature we grow in holiness daily.
 Grow in grace.
 We grow in the knowledge of the Lord Jesus.
 We know that it works in our lives in a literal way.
 Practically by the power of the Spirit.
 It is not by our own efforts and ability but 2 Corinthians 3:18 – we are changed from one glory to another.
Can you continue to practice sin as a child of God?
 What happens if you do?

 You are disciplined – the stages of discipline – first you convince.
 The pulpit, through the Word of God, the pastor.
 Some problems
 Difficult problems
 Death – welcoming you home.
 You become miserable – no joy, no peace, no victory.
 Fellowship is broken – you lose the joy, freedom of the Christian life.
 You may feel insecure at first.
But by simple acceptance – we can be restored – 1 John 1:8-9
 John is referring to these things – Gnosticism – who said that.
 The things of the flesh – do not affect the spirit and now it is the same as how we live. – អានក
 John is not saying that you (Gnosticism) are wrong – it is not because believers have a new nature.
 A new life
 A new style.
 And those who are born of the new nature – the fruit of their life is righteousness – but if someone continues to sin – then –
 We do not know the outcome
 If there is someone, judge.
 Let us pray for them.
 God does what is right.
 We are not God and our knowledge is very limited.
 Verse 8 God appeared.
 To destroy the works of Satan and to take away our sins John 12:31 Hebrews 2:14
If a person sins.
 God does what is right if he is a believer.
 If you are an unbeliever, there may be nothing (chastisement) but if there is, it may be for salvation.
 Sin is incompatible with the believer’s position in Christ.
 A believer cannot continue to practice sin unless he has come to the knowledge of salvation in Christ.
 You Gnostics have never come to the knowledge of the truth.
 That is why you practice sin.

Grades 11-12
Verses 11-24
 God did not just say to those who are in Christ – love one another.
 Romans 12:10, John 15:12
 But He has also given us the ability to do it, Romans 5:5 (Love is poured into our hearts, through the Holy Spirit.
 Children of God – identified by love – birth is marked by love.
 Children of Satan – marked by murder, marked by sin.
Verses 12-14 Murder is the ultimate point of hatred – lack of love
Numbers 35:20-21, Matthew 5:21-22
 Was from the evil one – from the kingdom of darkness John 8:44
 All – quarrelsome, aggressive, extremely evil – who actively oppose the goodness of God – 1 Peter 5:8
 Killed his brother – violent murder – Cain showed by his actions that he was evil – by killing his brother because of a false belief and a rejection of the righteousness of God.
Verses 13,15 – John 15:18-19,23-25 ​​The world hates.
Verse 15 No murderer has eternal life in Christ.
 This does not mean that no believer will ever murder.
 When a murderer believes – he is not saved.
 But constantly – filled with hatred
 Having the mind of a murderer
 Unrenewable vulgar hatred Ezekiel 15:25 Showing the fruit of the heart – An unsaved person does not have eternal life.
Verse 20 – Conscience
Romans 2:14-15 Every person has the ability to discern between right and wrong (some degree of morality).
 Every believer – born again – has the discipline (will) to obey God’s Word.
 When a believer obeys God’s Word – the conscience tells him that he is doing right – Romans 9:1
 It gives him joy and godly courage – 2 Corinthians 1:12
 Likewise, when he sins – it tells him that he is doing wrong – and the conscience makes him feel afraid, discouraged, and insecure – John 8:9, Psalm 32:3-4, and the believer begins – to question – Am I not saved?
 Doubts eternal security?
 Unless – the question of conscience is settled by scriptural truth.
God will not give eternal security if a believer is living in sin.
 Conscience is – not a system of morality that can be relied upon by itself.
 It works on the basis of what human knowledge and faith communicate.
 If the conscience – is not guided by the principles of spirituality and pure (true teaching) theology – it is like detonating an Islamic bomb and committing suicide.
 Because his conscience convinces him that you are doing the work of Allah. The conscience is transmitted from wrong knowledge, faith and sources.
 Therefore, every Christian needs to know the true teaching – to rejoice in God – to transmit the right message to the conscience. The conscience
 knows all our mistakes and keeps accusing us, first after salvation.
 Our evil conscience has been cleansed – Hebrews 10:19-22 so that now – the conscience stops accusing us – because of the wrong actions.
Now
from fear –
from anxiety to joy –
from despair to peace – we are moved to hope – we experience a purified conscience.
 Now here
John knows that – some believers at that time are afraid because of their past sins – because of wrong information in their conscience – because of thinking outside the scriptural.
 They are having a hard time accepting God’s forgiveness – because of feeling guilty.
 John writes to encourage these believers – you – know real change
 know biblical truth.
 so that you may have the courage to go before your loving Father.
 Romans 8:1 – There is no condemnation.
 Romans 8:31-39 Nothing can separate you from His love.
Verses 21-22 Doubt is removed – when the believer lives in obedience and faithfulness – we go before our loving Father in heaven with courage without fear.
Obedient – ​​being committed to pursuing what pleases God. John 8:29