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Current Passage: John 1:1-18
This Week's Focus: The significance of "λόγος" in verse 1 and its theological implications
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"Notice how John uses the imperfect tense 'ἦν' to indicate the Word's eternal existence rather than a point in time. This contrasts with 'ἐγένετο' in verse 3 for creation events."
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