<p>In this episode of In Real Time I want to bring some clarity to the verse 1 John 1:9. This was not directed to the believers in Ephesus, but to the non-believers called Gnostics. This verse is being misused if we, as Christians, are taught to confess sins that are already forgiven.  </p>

In this episode of In Real Time I want to bring some clarity to the verse 1 John 1:9. This was not directed to the believers in Ephesus, but to the non-believers called Gnostics. This verse is being misused if we, as Christians, are taught to confess sins that are already forgiven.

<p>In this episode of In Real Time I want to bring some clarity to the verse 1 John 1:9. This was not directed to the believers in Ephesus, but to the non-believers called Gnostics. This verse is being misused if we, as Christians, are taught to confess sins that are already forgiven.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

156 – A Crisis of Context: 1 John 1:9

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