1 Juan 4:15

15 Todos los que confiesan que Jesús es el Hijo de Dios, Dios vive en ellos y ellos en Dios.

1 Juan 4:15 Meaning and Commentary

1 John 4:15

Whosoever shall confess that Jesus is the Son of God
The only begotten of the Father; that he is not a mere man, as the Jews, and Ebion and Cerinthus said, but a divine person, equal with the Father; which contains all that relates to the dignity of his person, and his fitness for his office as a Saviour, and which was the test of faith in those times, and the grand article of belief: not that a bare assent to this had what followed annexed to it; for the devils believed and owned that Jesus was the Son of God; and so might, and did, unregenerate persons, as the centurion at the cross of Christ, who know nothing what communion with God is; but this confession is such as is attended with a believing in Christ from the heart unto righteousness, life, and salvation, and a cheerful obedience to his ordinances and commands, from a principle of love to him, and faith in him, things not to be found in devils and carnal men; see ( Romans 10:9 Romans 10:10 ) .

God dwelleth in him, and he in God; (See Gill on 1 John 4:13); this should encourage to an open and hearty confession of Christ as the Son of God, and Saviour of sinners, and to a public profession of his name, and faith in him, and an holding it fast without wavering.

1 Juan 4:15 In-Context

13 Y Dios nos ha dado su Espíritu como prueba de que vivimos en él y él en nosotros.

14 Además, hemos visto con nuestros propios ojos y ahora damos testimonio de que el Padre envió a su Hijo para que fuera el Salvador del mundo.

15 Todos los que confiesan que Jesús es el Hijo de Dios, Dios vive en ellos y ellos en Dios.

16 Nosotros sabemos cuánto nos ama Dios y hemos puesto nuestra confianza en su amor.
Dios es amor, y todos los que viven en amor viven en Dios y Dios vive en ellos;

17 y al vivir en Dios, nuestro amor crece hasta hacerse perfecto. Por lo tanto, no tendremos temor en el día del juicio, sino que podremos estar ante Dios con confianza, porque vivimos como vivió Jesús en este mundo.