And appeared to him Yehowah by the oaks of Mamre, and he was...

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    And appeared to him Yehowah by the oaks of Mamre, and he was sitting, bla, bla bla.
    lifted his eyes and behold 3 men standing, he then went to meet them and after that bowed himself (re to Yehowah who first appeared) and says Lord -> referencing to Yehowah.
    Lord is absolutely nothing to do with any of the 3 men.
    Yehowah appears and then 3 appear -> 2 totally differing appearing's.

    To suggest one of the men is being referred to as Lord is to say he is being referred to as Yehowah that appeared = not so.

    It's quite simple, you have 4 in the picture, plus Abraham.

    You need to take a close look at the Interlinear, click on the number above the Hebrew word, and let it define some words.
    You will find many places where it looks like one or more of the 3 being referenced, or speaking, it is NOT any of them but Yehowah.
    Same when you see the likes of "they" or "them" = NOOOOOOOOOOO.

    It's rather sad, you can't just trust and swallow the numerous said Bible translations, and the Prologue of John is a very Clear example of this corruption.
    I say corruption, as it doesn't take a bright spark to find out the definitions of Greek words etc, so someone Must have known what was going on or had known what has happened.


 
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