Yochanan
Yochanan was Yeshua's closest follower, and the only one of his ten companions who wasn't martyred for his beliefs. Instead he was
exiled on the Greek island of Patmos, where he received a vision in which he not only saw the events that will culminate in the end of the universe, but he also saw into Heaven itself. His record of
this vision is known as Revelation. Equally as well-known as Revelation is his account of the last few years of the life of Yeshua, a significant work because in it Yochanan records more of the
actual words of Yeshua than any other contemporary account.
Below is just a taste of the insight of Yochanan as he brings spiritual truths to bear upon our natural, and often fallible, lives.
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As a close friend of Yeshua, Yochanan learnt from the very source of spiritual wisdom. To read the introduction to his eyewitness account of Yeshua's life on earth click on: WORD.
Search the ScripturesLook up the above quotations in the Bible |
Here's where to find them: e.g '1 John 4 v16' can be found in the book of 1 John, chapter 4 and verse 16. a) 1 John 4 v16; b) 1 John 4 v1;c) 1 John 4 v20; d) 1 John 1 v8-9. |
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do not dwell on the past.
See, I am doing a new thing!'
(Isaiah 43:18-19)
