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'''III John''' (also commonly written '''3 John''') is the sixty-fourth book of the [[Bible]]. It was written by [[John]] between A.D. 85 and A.D. 95.<ref>''The Holy Bible, Today's New International Version'', Zondervan (2007)</ref> It was written to John's friend [[Gaius]]. It is the second shortest book in the Bible, with only 15 verses. | '''III John''' (also commonly written '''3 John''') is the sixty-fourth book of the [[Bible]]. It was written by [[John]] between A.D. 85 and A.D. 95.<ref>''The Holy Bible, Today's New International Version'', Zondervan (2007)</ref> It was written to John's friend [[Gaius]]. It is the second shortest book in the Bible, with only 15 verses. | ||
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III John (also commonly written 3 John) is the sixty-fourth book of the Bible. It was written by John between A.D. 85 and A.D. 95.[1] It was written to John's friend Gaius. It is the second shortest book in the Bible, with only 15 verses.
References
- ↑ The Holy Bible, Today's New International Version, Zondervan (2007)