Jesus The Logos

from Faith Snacks Hosted by Krist Adams

John 1:1 says that Jesus was the Word. What does that really mean? What did the Greeks think? What did the Jews think? More importantly, what do you think and why does it even matter? Were looking at what John meant when he wrote, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." #john1 #biblestudy #wordfortoday #verseoftheday #bibleapp #youversion #wordbecameflesh #wordwaswithgod #wordwasgod #jesusistheword #bibleinsights

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