Jesus, the Son of God

Posted on February 19, 2013 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

The following is taken from the commentaries of F.E. Marsh – now available at the new Blue Letter Bible beta site!

Twenty-four times throughout the first Epistle of John is Jesus said to be the Son of God.

What did God send His Son to be and do?

That we might live (4:9).

To be a Saviour (4:14).

To be a Propitiation (4:10).

To destroy the works of the devil (3:8).
The result of believing in Him as the Son of God

We have eternal life (5:12).

We know it (5:13).

We have the witness (5:10).

We are in Him (5:20).

We know He has come (5:20).

God dwelleth in us (4:15).

We have the Father and Son (2 John 9).
The proof that we believe in Him as the Son of God.

Believe on His Name (2:23; and 5:13).

Acknowledge Him as the Son (2:23).

Confess Him as the Son of God (4:15).

Have fellowship with Him (1:3).

Continue in Him (2:24).

That we know His blood cleanseth us from all sin (1:7).

Overcome the world (5:5).
Those who disbelieve that He is the Son of God,

Make God a liar (5:10).

Have not eternal life (5:12).

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Comments

Eric says
February 19, 2013 at 1:12 pm

Yes, this is very important in light of the fact that I John is written to Israel going through the tribulation period. Therefore, they need to trust in Jesus as the Christ, as opposed to following the Antichrist.
rojo says
February 20, 2013 at 2:29 pm

68 times the Word communicates to us Jesus Christ is the Son of God, cool a
Donna Sharp says
February 21, 2013 at 2:45 am

John 1:14

And the Word became Flesh, and dwelt amoung US and we beheld His Glory, Glory as of the only begotten from the Father full of Grace and Truth……He Overcame, Amen & Thanks Be To GOD

Thank you my Father “YHWH” for such as precious Gift of Love, A gift that I may Live, and Live Aboundantly.

A Gift that I May be your Daughter, and That I May Recieve your Spirit in order to Commune with You Here and Forever More !!!!
Glory & Praise Be TO GOD !!! 🙂
Patty Brooks says
February 26, 2013 at 8:56 pm

I believe in the Holy Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as one. I believe that Jesus is the Son of God, and that He is God. Why are there some Christians that do not believe this? Where is it in scripture that shows either way?