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  Bible Study, John, Chapter One

  Bible Study, The Gospel of John, Chapter One from Refreshing Hope Ministries on Vimeo.
  Today we are going to study the good news of John chapter 1 in depth. You can follow along in your own Bible if you like. I will be reading from the World English Bi...

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  • May 30, 2020

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    Kleta Baldwin

    I finished chapter 1 and took the quiz but have been unable to get the next chapter to come up. Suggestions please

    • July 5, 2020
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    Mary Glovier

    Thank you Pastor Todd! I feel so blessed and I have a greater understanding of John the Baptist. I truly enjoyed this❤️

    • June 21, 2021
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    Linda Oliver

    I Never read and studied John like I have now! I prayed before I listened and read along with you. I see things differently. Wow! & How the Jews saw themselves clean, and the Pharisees etc.and thought they didn't need to be submerged under water/

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    I Never read and studied John like I have now! I prayed before I listened and read along with you. I see things differently. Wow! & How the Jews saw themselves clean, and the Pharisees etc.and thought they didn't need to be submerged under water/ baptized. All had to be submerged! & Cleanse. Yet, John come with Word! I am the VOICE of one crying out.....my question is, how MANY John's were in the Bible,as in the New Testament? John on the Island of Patmos and John the Baptist and St. John! Are they, the same person?Thank you for such a wonderful teaching. ????????????I taken the quiz as well????????????????????

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    • October 22, 2021
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    Dion Todd Hi Linda. That is an interesting question, as there were several Johns mentioned in the Bible. In the New Testament, I can think of the Apostle John, who wrote the gospel of John, 1,2, & 3 John, and Revelation. There was John the Baptist, who was Jesus'...  moreHi Linda. That is an interesting question, as there were several Johns mentioned in the Bible. In the New Testament, I can think of the Apostle John, who wrote the gospel of John, 1,2, & 3 John, and Revelation. There was John the Baptist, who was Jesus' cousin. And there was John Mark, who traveled with Peter and Paul, and wrote the gospel of Mark.  

    • October 24, 2021