John is Anti -Paul Ep 3: Metaphor of Vine in John 15:1-6; Believers Refuse to Be Disciples in Jn 8

John's Anti-Paul writings begin in Revelation in 65-67 AD, and continue in his Gospel in 95 AD. (Papias was Apostle John's scribe on Revelation, and Papias - Bishop of Hieropolis - confirmed John wrote Revelation.

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Protestant scholars who studied the topic concur Revelation is Anti-Paul -- even pro-Paul scholars who in turn try to debunk Apostle John wrote Revelation.

THis episode 3 is part of our series trying to show John's Gospel is as much anti-Paul, especially Paul's doctrine of faith alone, as Revelation. On "faith alone," Jesus in John 8 demonlishes faith alone as those who "believe in" Jesus are asked to now become "disciples," and then will be "free."

The "believers" feel insulted that Jesus implies they are not free now, and say they have never been personally in bondage. Jesus says whoever keeps sinning is in bondage to sin. Now the believers become angry, and Jesus tells them "now you want to kill me" for telling you the truth. Jesus says next they are "sons of the devil." Ouch! Faith alone did not save.

Blessings to all.
Doug