One of the most recognized verses in the Bible is from the Book of John. John Chapter 3, verse 16, states, “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish, but have eternal life.” This verse highlights God’s everlasting love and has been a fundamental part of Christianity for centuries. Right now, $2 Jesus John 3:16 Stained Glass Legal Tender Notes are available from BullionMax.

Note Highlights:

• Arrives in a blue presentation folio!
• Includes a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Legal tender $2 US Federal Reserve Note!
• Stained-glass design!
• Bears a face value of $2 (USD) backed by the federal government.
• Obverse features Jesus on the cross.
• Reverse includes the common $2 bill design; the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Each $2 Jesus John 3:16 Stained Glass Legal Tender Note available here comes in a unique blue presentation folio. The $2 notes feature colorized enhancements on the obverse side and include a Certificate of Authenticity from The Merrick Mint. Please note, these $2 Federal Reserve Notes are clean, uncirculated specimens, but the modifications made mean they are no longer accepted as legal tender. Their value is derived from the exquisite artwork.

The verse from John 3:16 provides many lessons to Christians, touching on Jesus’ relationship with God, the concept of salvation, and eternal life. It presents Jesus as God’s “one and only Son,” emphasizing his unique bond with God. It also highlights that faith in Jesus leads to eternal life and that this offer is universal. The use of “whoever” indicates that anyone who accepts Jesus Christ is included.

On the obverse of the $2 Jesus John 3:16 Stained Glass Legal Tender Note, you will see a design inspired by the Medieval Era, depicting Jesus on the cross. This stained-glass visual captures Christ at the moment of his ultimate sacrifice, offering his pure and perfect life for the salvation of believers.

The reverse design of the $2 Jesus John 3:16 Stained Glass Legal Tender Notes retains the traditional $2 bill design. This design is based on John Trumbull’s painting of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence and has been featured on the $2 bill since its introduction in 1976.

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