...expression, or word of the Eternal, the First, and Only Begotten Son of God. Thus John describes him as the " Word," which was in the beginning with God and was God. And what is more surprising — but what a moment's reflection will convince us is true — he declares...

...which wrote itself through Hebrew law-giver and prophet and became incarnate in Jesus Christ. He, as ' the Word which was in the beginning with God, and was God,' was the light of every age in the spiritual development of mankind, preserving and carrying over the...

...book of God, as verily as Jesus Christ is the Son of God, then is it unworthy of our confidence. That Word which was in the beginning with God and was God, and which in the fulness of time began to be flesh, was, as the Incarnate Word, the God-Man, very God and...

...book of God, as verily as Jesus Christ is the Son of God, then is it unworthy of our confidence. That Word which was in the beginning with God and was God, and which in the fulness of time began to be flesh, was, as the Incarnate Word, the God-Man, very God and...

...use, if not also in respect of possession, the prerogative of omniscience which must have been His as the Word which was in the beginning with God and was God. Taking all the statements of the Saviour, which have been now passed under review, into account, we...

...self-contradictory to maintain that the Logos became man and yet remained God? Where is the proof that "the Word," which " was in the beginning with God " and " was God," and through whom " all things were made," cannot have, alongside with his eternal and divine mode of existence,...

...the light of the moral universe, the Illuminator of all minds. He is also declared to be the Logos or Word which " was in the beginning with God, and was God," and which, in the fulness of time, " became flesh, and dwelt among men ; " which means that He of whose...

...God, and saying, Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good-will toward men ! " Until " the Word " which " was in the beginning with God, and was God, was made flesh," and in our nature, by enduring the cross, was " made a curse for us," that " the blessing...

...ideas 1:3 and their identities which exist forever in the divine Mind. To complete the utterance of the Word which was in the beginning with God and was God, Truth again urged its resisted claim and Mary Baker Eddy yielded up the feminine claim or assumption...

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