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John 1:1 - An Exposition of the Gospel of John

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First published at 08:16 UTC on February 26th, 2023.

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Does the word 'Word' (logos) in John 1:1 mean to refer to a pre-existent Jesus??

I decided to follow up our study of the Synoptic Gospel of Matthew with a study of the Gospel of John, who (arguably) approaches the life and ministry of the…

Does the word 'Word' (logos) in John 1:1 mean to refer to a pre-existent Jesus??

I decided to follow up our study of the Synoptic Gospel of Matthew with a study of the Gospel of John, who (arguably) approaches the life and ministry of the Messiah from a more theological perspective.

This is very pertinent following on the heels of 'The Great Deception', our analysis of the doctrines of the Trinity and the Deity of Christ since John has been used as a primary source of support by the proponents of both doctrines.

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