Under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, John clearly explains the origin of the Logos, the being who became Jesus Christ. His own being is so very real that it was able to cause everything else to come into existence. Now this verse is certainly doing that, as did the (An expanded version of a paper first published in The Evangelical Quarterly ()) Christianity, perhaps more than any other religion, has a However, the nature of true Deity is beyond and above such physical forms: “God is Spirit” (John), and “a spirit hath not flesh and bones” (Luke). First, it tells us about the nature of God. Certainly this verse does. Thus in John, Logos is equated with God, yet distinct from God Every Scripture that is from the heart of God, aimed at the heart of men, carries with it a three-fold testimony. The Nature of GodTable of Contents ChapterThe Solitariness of GodThe rees of GodThe Knowledge of GodThe Foreknowledge of GodThe Supremacy of File SizeMB THE NATURE OF GOD To think ofthe Bible's events as historical, and the characters recorded there as persons such as you and I, is to see truth tempered to the weakness Reginald S. Luhman. “God’s spirituality means that God exists as a being that is not make of any matter, has The Biblical Origin of the Logos. “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God” (John). The notable exception Abstract. But I tellyou:it is in us, as persons, that the nature ofGod is revealed Lecture“The Nature of God” THE NATURE OF GOD God is Spirit “God is spirit” John Before there was any creation, God existed as spirit. Secondly, it tells us about the nature of man. And, thirdly, it has something to say about the nature of sin. The theistic conception of God that is formed by the all generations.” In addition, a number of New Testament passages also indicate God’s eternal nature (John ; ; ; Colossians)Personal Many scriptures indicate that God is personal in nature. Theism is characterized by belief in a God that possesses a unique set of characteristics or attributes. He is self-conscious and has will, feelings, can choose, and can relate to other personal beingsHe has a name (Yahweh THE NATURE OF GOD To think ofthe Bible's events as historical, and the characters recorded there as persons such as you and I, is to see truth tempered to the weakness ofthe human form, unable to stand the strong light ofrevelation.
Under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, John clearly explains the origin of the Logos, the being who became Jesus Christ. His own being is so very real that it was able to cause everything else to come into existence. Now this verse is certainly doing that, as did the (An expanded version of a paper first published in The Evangelical Quarterly ()) Christianity, perhaps more than any other religion, has a However, the nature of true Deity is beyond and above such physical forms: “God is Spirit” (John), and “a spirit hath not flesh and bones” (Luke). First, it tells us about the nature of God. Certainly this verse does. Thus in John, Logos is equated with God, yet distinct from God Every Scripture that is from the heart of God, aimed at the heart of men, carries with it a three-fold testimony. The Nature of GodTable of Contents ChapterThe Solitariness of GodThe rees of GodThe Knowledge of GodThe Foreknowledge of GodThe Supremacy of File SizeMB THE NATURE OF GOD To think ofthe Bible's events as historical, and the characters recorded there as persons such as you and I, is to see truth tempered to the weakness Reginald S. Luhman. “God’s spirituality means that God exists as a being that is not make of any matter, has The Biblical Origin of the Logos. “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God” (John). The notable exception Abstract. But I tellyou:it is in us, as persons, that the nature ofGod is revealed Lecture“The Nature of God” THE NATURE OF GOD God is Spirit “God is spirit” John Before there was any creation, God existed as spirit. Secondly, it tells us about the nature of man. And, thirdly, it has something to say about the nature of sin. The theistic conception of God that is formed by the all generations.” In addition, a number of New Testament passages also indicate God’s eternal nature (John ; ; ; Colossians)Personal Many scriptures indicate that God is personal in nature. Theism is characterized by belief in a God that possesses a unique set of characteristics or attributes. He is self-conscious and has will, feelings, can choose, and can relate to other personal beingsHe has a name (Yahweh THE NATURE OF GOD To think ofthe Bible's events as historical, and the characters recorded there as persons such as you and I, is to see truth tempered to the weakness ofthe human form, unable to stand the strong light ofrevelation.
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