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Polycarp was John's disciple.<br/>
I John is sometimes called the epistle of no compromise or the fellowship epistle.<br/>
I, II, and III John were all written from Ephesus.<br/>
John wrote 5 books.<br/>
I John's key word is "love" and is used 46 times.<br/>
I John's theme is Fellowship.<br/>
God is described as light and love in I John.<br/>

John is the only New Testament author that mentions the Antichrist using it 5 times.<br/>
John mentions that we can know that we have eternal life in I John 5:13.<br/>
John identifies himself as the elder in II and III John.<br/>

II John is the shortest New Testament book and contains 13 verses.<br/>
II John is written to the Elect Lady.<br/>
III John is written to a man name Gaius.<br/>
In II John the phrase "Son of the Father" is unique to the New Testament.<br/>
In II John, John warns the believers of the possibility of losing rewards.<br/>
II John contains: 2 commendations and 1 condemnation.<br/>

In III John: Gaius would Spread the Gospel. Diotrephes would Hinder the Gospel.<br/>
Demetrius would Adorn the Gospel.<br/>
For Diotrephes there was no service because there was no Love.<br/>

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