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        <title>How do you understand the prologue to st john's gospel? (John 1:1-1:18)</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>How do you understand the prologue to st john's gospel (John 1:1-1:18)?</strong></p>

<p>In your opinion and/or theology:</p>

<p>(1) What practically speaking is meant by  ὁ  Λόγος (the Logos/Word)?</p>

<p>(2)How do other ancient Greek writers use Λόγος and is their usage similar or different to how John uses Λόγος.</p>

<p>(3) What does ἀρχῇ (beginning) refer to?</p>

<p>(4) What does it mean when the text states that "The Word was πρὸς (with/towards/For) the God"</p>

<p>(5) What does it mean when the text states that the Word was God?</p>

<p>(6) Who does 'him' in "all things came through him" refer to? <br />
Does it refer to <br />
(a) God<br />
(b) the Logos<br />
(c) a combination of both<br />
(d) to God as the Logos <br />
(e) or to the Logos as God<br />
(f) to two or more of the above?<br />
(g) or to something else?</p>
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