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KJV summary for : 3 John 1

Summary: The book of 3 John is a brief letter primarily addressing issues of hospitality and church leadership within the early Christian community. The chapter begins with a greeting from the author, traditionally believed to be the Apostle John, to Gaius, a faithful member of the church. John commends Gaius for his truthfulness and for walking in the truth, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the teachings of Christ. A key theme in this letter is the commendation of hospitality towards fellow believers, as seen in John's praise of Gaius for welcoming brethren and supporting itinerant missionaries. The author contrasts Gaius's positive example with that of Diotrephes, a troublesome figure who refuses to accept the authority of spiritual leaders and acts pridefully. This situation highlights the significance of humility and obedience within the church community. John expresses a desire to visit Gaius and provide further encouragement and instruction. Overall, the chapter underscores the importance of maintaining strong relationships within the church, supporting one another in the faith, and being discerning about leadership and behavior within the Christian community.

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