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Originally posted by tonio: ↑

Hi Wotsup,
Previously I showed you that all things were through the Word
and that all things were through Jesus
so Jesus is the Word

You can present as many other verses as you like. I have no disagreement with them,
I only disagree with your interpretaions especially when you say it is Greek truth

Here is John 1:14 again
Berean Literal Bible
And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. And we beheld His glory, a glory as of an only begotten from the Father, full of grace and truth

This verse is about Jesus. It describes an only begotten from the Father, who is the Word that became flesh
Now this the shemozzle you write

Greek Truth of John 1:14 --> And the Word flesh BECAME and dwelt IN us, and we beheld the Glory of he - him OR it, same,.....................

Wotsup, John 1:14 does not contain the Greek word "in",
you are adding words to scripture
I showed you before that you are confusing the Word becoming flesh at the conception of Jesus and
Jesus receiving the Holy Spirit at Baptism, two different things entirely.

So what you write makes no sense to a Christian.
It is just a denial of the divinity of Jesus

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The "Word" made flesh is certainly Jesus, but it's also Moses, Abraham, Noah, Muhammad, Buddha, etc.

The "Word " has been made flesh over and over again, from before the dawn of history and will continue until the end of humanity.

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

This is not a direct reference to Jesus or any other Messenger.

In the beginning - refers to an eternal reality beyond time and place. The changeless, "I am" from which physical reality resulted.

For this "Word to manifest itself in our physical reality it requires a Messenger from God, such as Jesus, or Moses, or Krishna, etc. The "Word " is not Jesus, alone, He is one of the vessels who have delivered the "Word". The words He speaks from God are not His words.

and the "Word" was with, God - So the "Word" is with God, but it is expressed through Jesus, or Moses, etc.

and the "Word" was, God - the "Word" is the condition of all realities as influenced by the Will of God. The "Word" or Will of God is the reality of God, so the "Word" was God The Will (Word) and reality of God are one, so the "Word" is or was God.

As DBT9 mentioned, the Jews do not recognise Jesus as the "Word". They do however recognise Moses and all the Prophets of the OT as the "Word".