John 1:1.........and the Word was to, toward, with the God.
Now be a good boy and go and get the average definitions of to, toward and with, then the penny may drop that there is NO other person or being with The God in 1:1
The 3 definition options are in the Greeks preferred order.
It is quite clear to those of God, that verses 1 & 2 are about The God (Father) and his inner logos/plan and while in you, it is still you and part of that inner plan is clearly shown to have been expressed by 1:3 and God said and God said, alone and by himself Isa 44:24, totally removing Jesus from 1:3, which then means he is out of 1 & 2, other than a plan to be in the mind of God.
1:3 And the Word part of Gens creation became........
1:14 And the Word (another part) Man became = the became is became on the scene
1:14b And the Word without measure, came into the Temple, Jesus, after being raised by God Deu 18:18
This verse 1:14 in no way says.............and the Word became flesh, but you deluded ones think these two messages mean the same thing.
John is not writing about him becoming flesh, Luke covers that, Word Man (already existing) arrives on the scene in 1:14
and God was the Word..............Word God and Word Man the 2nd Adam just like the Bible shows us.
