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1 John 4:20 · BSB
4:20 If anyone says, “I love God,” but hates his brother, he is a liar. For anyone who does not love his brother, whom he has seen, cannot love God, whom he has not seen.
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…home something I said earlier as well, that it is so important that yes, we keep our thanksgiving right towards God, but the Lord reminded me of1 John chapter 4, verse 20, and I know it's speaking about love, but I think this speaks more broadly to our relationship with people and how that reflects the reality of our…
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…I'm just gonna be honest. Sometimes I read it and I read the line and I think, Jesus, did you did you really mean it that way? And when you read in1 John chapter 4, verse 20, it says this. Anybody claim they love God? But hate your brother, you are a liar. Welcome to church, everybody. Got any liars in the house? I…
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…poor folks, the unborn being butchered, and you say, ah, that ain't nothing. You are dismissing those who have a place of honor in God's sight.1 John 4, verse 20, it says, You know, it seems here that the psalm is tying the greatness of God's works and recognizing that greatness with the worship of God as…
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…those people who you don't like is also your neighbor and also your brother. Guess what Jesus said? Y'all want to know what Jesus said for real? In1 John chapter 4, verse 20and 21, Jesus said this. This is what the word says. Not what Pastor S said. This is what the word says. If someone says, I love God and hates his…
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…the way of Jesus. And surprise, surprise, love is actually really central to following Jesus, the way John sees it. So we're going to be looking at1 John chapter 4, verses 16 through 21. You can follow along on the screen, or if you prefer, you can close your eyes and just listen along as I read it right now. This is 1 John 4,…
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…needs to know his or her identity in Christ. That's the answer. We start to see people clearly. That is the goal of God for you and I. In John, uh,first John chapter 4, verse 20, it says, if anyone boasts, I love God, and goes on hating his brother or sister, thinking thinking nothing of it, he's a liar. If he won't love…
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…you struggle with submitting to earthly authority, you cannot be led by the Holy Spirit. You will find it difficult to be led by the Holy Spirit.First John chapter 4, verse 20. Listen to this. If someone says, I love God and hates his brother, he is a liar. For he who does not love his brother, whom he has seen, how can…
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…new brothers and sisters in Christ. That's what it means to be part of a family. If anyone says, I love God and hates his brother, he is a liar.1 John 4, verse 20. If we're united to Christ, then we love our brothers and sisters in Christ. There's no other way. No matter how diverse and different they may be…
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…so that the only possible explanation people can come to is that God must be in them. But that leads us to a severe warning that we also read in1 John chapter 4, verse 20. He says, If anyone says I love God and hates his brother, he is a liar. For he who does not love his brother whom he has seen cannot love God whom…
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…man named John, was present when Jesus said this, and it prompted his understanding of what he writes later on in a book we now call 1 John. In1 John chapter 4, verse 20, he says, This if anyone says I love God and yet hates his brother or sister, he is a liar. For the person who does not love his brother or sister…
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…What kind of love? A fervent love for one another. For love will do what? Will cover a multitude of sins. Love will cover a multitude of sins.1 John chapter 4 verse 20. 1 John 4 verse 20. So loving one another becomes a necessity. Loving your brothers and sisters in Christ becomes something compulsory because you…
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…you Prove to other people that you are my disciples. How, if you love one another. And so that's the same thing that he mentions in First John.First John, chapter 4, verses 20and 21. And so he says in verse 5 to this lady, you're doing a great job. I commend you. You have a great testimony. But don't forget to follow…
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…CROSS THE LINE AND NOW MOVE OVER INTO CRIME, VIOLENCE, MURDER, SIN, YOU'RE GONNA BE JUDGED. DOESN'T MATTER HOW MUCH YOUR STANDARD IS. THIS IS WHY1 JOHN 4:20SAYS, IF A MAN SAYS I LOVE GOD AND HE HATES HIS BROTHER. NOW, YOU CAN HATE YOUR BROTHER IN THE SENSE OF YOU CAN DETEST THAT YOUR BROTHER THINKS…
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…another. True Orthodoxy is Always warm, it's always loving, and it's always generous in spirit. Because this is what John has already told us. InFirst John 4, verse 20, he makes it clear that love of God means that we love our brothers and sisters in the Lord. He writes, if anyone says, I love God and hates his…
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…love. Peter says we are to add that as a virtue to our faith. The lack of that kind of brotherly love indicates that we don't have a love for God.First John 4:20, “If someone says, ‘I love God,’ and hates his brother, he is a liar [he doesn't love God]; for the one who does not love his brother whom he has…
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…love. Peter says we are to add that as a virtue to our faith. The lack of that kind of brotherly love indicates that we don't have a love for God.First John 4:20, “If someone says, ‘I love God,’ and hates his brother, he is a liar [he doesn't love God]; for the one who does not love his brother whom he has…
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…love by making love as something that we must do only when we benefit from it in the bar and know nothing. Bernadine Buggy Big Indian Park eBay.First John chapter 4, verses 19 to 21. We love because He first loved us. This is not the case. That we love because there is an advantage or benefit for us. No, we love because he, God…
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…you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Just to read some words as we close our time together.1 John chapter 4, verse 19 to 21. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Let us pray. Let us pray. Let us pray. Let us pray. Let us pray. as we go into the week let us remember these…
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…specifically, brotherly love. And this comes from a question that John asks us about love, a rhetorical question that we find in the scripture. InFirst John Chapter 4, verse 20. It says there if someone says I love God and hates his brother, he is a liar For he who does not love his brother, whom he has seen. How can he…
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…back to the love of God. Gives us. Just thought that love does, love does for neighbor. Uh, John, he says even more. So on the flip side of things,1 John 4:20 through 21. Notice how again just that doesn't passages later after our theme. He spells it out. He says if anyone says I love God, but hates his brother,…
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