Translations
Interlinear
Notes
The truth that God loved the world is basic to Christian understanding (1 John 4:9–10). God's love extends beyond the limits of race and nation, even to those who oppose him (see “The World” Theme Note).
The Son came to save, not to condemn, people who often choose spiritual darkness (3:17, 19–21).
The original Greek text does not include quotation marks. Because of this, translators must decide where the words of Jesus end and where John's explanation begins. John 3:16–21 might be John’s explanation of what Jesus said.
Events
- Jesus and Nicodemusc. AD 27
Parallels
Glossary
Assurance Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Death Debt Ezekiel, Book of Faith Fruit of the Spirit God, Being and Attributes of Gospel Incarnation Jesus Christ Jesus Christ, Teachings of John, Gospel of Kingdom of God, Kingdom of Heaven Last Judgment Life Love Nicodemus Only Begotten Promise Reconciliation Redeemer, Redemption Sin Son of Man Unpardonable Sin, Unforgivable Sin World
Topics
A New Creation A Time for Love Adding to the Bible Afterlife Agape Love Agnostics Am I Saved Avoidance Basics Becoming a Christian Being a Father Being a Good Christian Being Blessed Being Born Again Being Chosen Being Clean Being in Debt Being Like the World Being Sad Being Saved Being Scared Being Self Centered Being Special Being Strong Being Weary Belief Believers Believing in Christ Benevolence Born Again Born Again Believers Burying the Dead Butterflies Calm Celebrate Chaplains Character of God Charisma Child of God Christ is God: As the Only-Begotten Son of the Father