Nyor-beh:: or 'kpa-' ple-a' ybei', 'de: or se-a 'Klae-a' nyor⧾ deh: torne-eh: on: torne-or, 'dlu bo kpa,: yee' or se Nyorsoa-': ne. Jorwor: nyor-beh:: or mu-a deh⧾: dao' on: torne-or, 'dlu bo: kpa,: yee' or: ne: a: Baa' Nyorsoa-'-: 'dekorn: or-a' 'Yu-'-: 'weh.
What Does This Mean?
This verse from the letter of 2 John tells us that if someone goes against what Jesus taught, they do not have God's support. But those who follow Christ's teachings have both God the Father and the Son with them.
Explained for Children
Imagine you're playing a game where following the rules is like staying in line with what Jesus teaches. If you break these rules, it's as if you've stepped away from your best friend (God). But when you stick to the rules, God is right there with you every step of the way!
Historical Background
The letter was written by John, a disciple of Jesus, around AD 90. It aimed at believers in Asia Minor who were facing false teachings about Christ’s identity and mission.
Living It Out Today
In today's world, if someone tells you to cheat on an exam or lie to avoid trouble, that goes against the teaching of Jesus. Following God’s path means sticking to honesty and integrity even when it's hard, ensuring we stay close to God.
Topics
faithfulnessdoctrinesalvationtruthobedienceChristian living
