There is a love of which the lost do not have the ability to manifest. The Born-again Child of God can do so, though it is not a manifestation of their own hearts. It is a love that comes from God Himself when we allow Him to do it through us. This lesson demonstrates what it is and how it is that we can manifest it.

The subject before us as we finish up the Third Chapter and begin the Fourth, is suffering, or enduring for Christ. We look at some interesting and oft misinterpreted text, so I think this study will not only be interesting but informative.

There is a type of love that does not come naturally because of the existing old nature within us. Yet, it can be manifest through yielding to the Holy Spirit that lives within every Born Again Child of God. In this study we look at this closely and demonstrate at least two compelling reasons for doing so.

There is more being a part of a church than most understand. Our study of the text focuses on how our Lord desires us to conduct ourselves in the church. It is further practical teaching upon the book’s theme: “Be ye holy as I am holy”.

Chapter Three continues with practical instruction carried over from Chapter Two. That practical instruction is on how to fulfill the precept: “Be  ye holy for I am holy” (1:16). In doing so, we are taught vital husband/wife relationship guidelines.

After using different titles to press upon our hearts our responsiblity as Believers, Chapter Two moves on to practical instruction beginning with government. This lesson covers this in detail and ends with the opening verses of Chapter Three, the subject being the Home.