christ was represented by the greek word was logos which i think...

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    christ was represented by the greek word was logos which i think is a rather neat word that has so much bundled up in it. (Huge understatement imo and I am not suggesting, intentional).


    If your referring to John 1:1 and Jesus being the Logos here,..........I'm going to suggest, you and numerous others have been caught up with the angel of light.wolf in sheep's clothing (lol), as based on the Bible, I can think of no other reason.
    Booby trap and what better place to do it.
    Have a close look at Mal 3:1 and see what John would at first be doing, preparing, and for Who at first.
    The first 13 verses of John, do exactly that (imo).

    In brief - Christ Became the carrier of the Logos.
    John 1:1-2 is outside of Gens creation.

    We would need to move sites if where to go further.

    A thought for you to ponder, where does your Logos begin?
    Whose is it and who is it when it's beginning?

    Your thinking of creating an art piece of something, in that instance, would you agree that that thinking is your, or a beginning of creation for this particular piece?
    A bit like, where does an architects creation begin?
    You could also say, it's beginning is also the foundation of it.
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    Bereshit Bara Eloeim Et Ha-Shamaim Ve-Et Ha-Aretz’

    You will note, most Bibles do not even bother with or translate the "et" = Aleph Tav........................hmm??????????

 
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