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Daniel_Marsh
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Today, someone called me, because they wanted to hear what the voice of a demon sounds like. Their pastor literally demonized me from their pulpit. Basically, it was a Jesus Only pastor who could not answer the “face to face” argument from John 1:1.
In short,
“word was with God” The greek word for “with” has the meaning of sitting “face to face” like over a chess board or over coffee. Thus this proves that the Logos and God the Father are two seperate persons. If the third clause had an article , the before God in “the word was God” that would create a contradiction that “the word was face to face with God” vs “the word is that same God”. Anyone who knows a little greek knows that “the word was divine or God” is speaking about the nature of the Logos being that of God or Divine. Jesus only people read this text as saying the “word was God the Father”. But, that is not what is reflected in the greek grammar.
So, someone calls you up, to hear the voice of a demon, what would you say in response?
Myself, I am laughing it off.
In short,
“word was with God” The greek word for “with” has the meaning of sitting “face to face” like over a chess board or over coffee. Thus this proves that the Logos and God the Father are two seperate persons. If the third clause had an article , the before God in “the word was God” that would create a contradiction that “the word was face to face with God” vs “the word is that same God”. Anyone who knows a little greek knows that “the word was divine or God” is speaking about the nature of the Logos being that of God or Divine. Jesus only people read this text as saying the “word was God the Father”. But, that is not what is reflected in the greek grammar.
So, someone calls you up, to hear the voice of a demon, what would you say in response?
Myself, I am laughing it off.
