John 3:16 A Verse We All Know, But Most Taught Wrong. (John 2:23–3:21)

📖 Read It Again — 30 Bible verses you were taught wrong, and what they really say in context. Get your copy today: https://readitagain.netlify.app You can finish this verse from memory. But do you know who Jesus said it to? John 3:16 is the end of a night conversation with one man, and that man had already told Jesus he believed in Him. Jesus looked at that believer and said one word: except. In this video, five things from the text and one twist: • Who the man was, and what he had already said (John 2:23-25; 3:1-10) • What the serpent on the pole has to do with "believeth" (John 3:14-16; Numbers 21:8-9) • The Greek word twenty verses later that the King James translators rendered "believeth not" (John 3:36; Hebrews 3:18-19; James 2:19; John 12:42-43) • What Jesus told the believer he still had to do (John 3:5; Acts 2:38, 41) • The twist: "he that doeth truth cometh to the light," and where Nicodemus showed up three years later (John 3:19-21; 7:50-51; 19:39) Every verse is read from the King James Bible, word for word. We correct what people were taught, never Scripture itself. 0:00 The verse you can finish from memory 1:40 The conversation it ends 4:19 The serpent on the pole 6:17 "Believeth not" 8:43 What He told the believer to do 10:24 He that doeth truth 12:14 God so loved the world