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1 John 1:10

I John 1:10 If we say that we have not sinned. God says we have sinned. He declares "There is none righteous; no, not one". See Romans 3:10 Ps 14:4. We make him a liar. Hence, if we affirm that we are sinless, we make God a liar. NOTE.—It must be noted that these words concerning sin, found in I John 1:8-10, are not addressed to Gentile sinners, but a generation which had grown up in the church. Indeed, of all the epistles, this is the only one which can truly be said to have been addressed to a Christian generation. Hence, it would naturally emphasize, not the unconverted sinner's need of pardon, but of the Christian's constant need of a pardoning Savior. It is the Christian who cannot say that he has no sin, and who must find pardon by confessing his sins to Christ (Acts 2:38) shows how the alien sinner may obtain remission (I John 1:9); shows how the Christian, when he sins, may obtain remission.




Other People's Commentary (NT) entries containing 1 John 1:10:

1 John 1:10
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