Let no man lead you astray (μηδεις πλανατω υμας). Present active imperative of πλαναω, "let no one keep on leading you astray." Se…

Little children.

Let no man deceive you. That is, in the matter under consideration; namely, by persuading you that a man …

The consequence of the divine birth on human conduct (1 John 3:4–10).—This paragraph is an expansion of the thought of [Reference 1 Joh…

Little children, let no man deceive you:

Because you are little, you are apt to be deceived. There is a great blessedness in being l…

The warning “do not let anyone lead you astray” appears to have been directed against the false teachers in the community. The author, by using the…

He that doeth righteousness. The Apostle shows here that newness of life is testified by good works; nor does that likeness of which he ha…

Little children, let no man deceive you
Neither by these doctrines, nor by wicked practices, drawing into the belief…

The sons of God know that their Lord is of purer eyes than to allow anything unholy and impure to dwell with Him. It is the hope of hypocrites, not…