2 John 1:12

James Moffatt - New Testament

I have a great deal to write to you, but I do not mean to use ink and paper; I hope to visit you and have a talk with you, so that your joy may be unimpaired.

Cross References

John 16:12

I have still much to say to you, but you cannot bear it just now.

John 15:11

I have told you this, that my joy may be within you and your joy complete.

1 John 1:4

We are writing this to you that our own joy may be complete.

Hebrews 13:19

I urge you to this all the more, that I may get back to you the sooner.

Romans 15:24

whenever I went to Spain, I am hoping to see you on my way there, and to be sped forward by you after I have enjoyed your company for a while.

John 17:13

But now I come to thee (I speak thus in the world that they may have my joy complete within them).

John 16:24

hitherto you have asked nothing in my name; ask and you will receive, that your joy may be full.

Hebrews 13:23

You must understand that [our] brother Timotheus is now free. If he comes soon, he and I will see you together.

Philemon 1:22

And get quarters ready for me, for I am hoping that by your prayers I shall be restored to you.

2 Timothy 1:4

When I recall the tears you shed when we parted, I long by night and day to see you again. That would fill me with joy,

John 3:29

He who has the bride is the bridegroom; the bridegroom's friend, who stands by and listens to him, is heartily glad at the sound of the bridegroom's voice. Such is my joy, and it is complete.

3 John 1:10

So when I come, I shall bring up what he is doing, babbling against me with wicked words — and, not satisfied with words, he refuses to welcome the brothers, checks those who want to welcome them, and excommunicates them from the church.