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If God chose believers in Christ before the foundation of the world, they it stands to reason he also chosen his Son at least before that time or before time itself. I'm not one to disagree with God, and so because of Eph 1:4, then yes. And also in Jer 1:4-10... (Jer 1:4) Now the word of...

John Chapter 7 Context: John 7 takes place during the Feast of Tabernacles (also called the Feast of Booths), a major Jewish pilgrimage festival commemorating the Israelites’ wilderness journey and God’s provision. Yeshua, avoiding Judea due to threats on His life from Jewish leaders, initially...

John Chapter 6 Context: John Chapter 6 unfolds during the Passover season, shortly after Yeshua performs the miracle of feeding 5,000 people with five barley loaves and two fish. The crowd, witnessing this sign, seeks to make Jesus king by force, but He withdraws to the mountain. Later that...

John Chapter 5 John Chapter 5 centers on Jeshua's new founded given divine authority from his God, demonstrated during the Sabbath controversy, and of eternal life through faith. The chapter opens with Jesus healing a man paralyzed for 38 years at the Pool of Bethesda, an act that sparks...

To put it kindly, you will soon lose interest in me and my work and give up — your enthusiasm and determination won’t last very long. Many others have come to me just like you. So, if you wish, I can place you in this room and close the door behind you until you choose to leave on your own. I...

John Chapter 4 The central narrative of John 4 is Yeshua’s encounter with a Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well, a moment that transcends deep cultural, religious, and gender barriers. This meeting sets the stage for profound spiritual revelations and marks a pivotal moment in Jesus’ ministry. A...

Get it all out of your system then, and when you are finished with your protracted opinion of my thread, I suggest you move along to safer and greener pastures.

The context is understood between the themes and the unique words applied. It is unavoidable and it should be self-evident if you read the entire post. When I spoke about a key terms used, I also gave the context of at least the first part of the Chapter' context. The Greek term The logos...

John Chapter 3 - Theme... Central to John 3 is the concept of being "born again" or "born from above" (Greek: anothen), a spiritual transformation necessary to enter the kingdom of God. Yeshua explains this new birth occurs "of water and the Spirit," emphasizing a miraculous divine, invisible...

No, not at all. Please read the OP once more. The logos means much, much, more. It is what made Yeshua the anointed one, the Messiah, by God.

John Chapter 2 – Keys Words, usage and theme Following Christ’s anointing, he went to the desert to exercise and experience his new founded word/logos and Spirit power of God moving within him, in his mind and his core, his will and spirit. Every miracle or sign that Yeshua performed was...

How many people truly examine and analyze the themes and words usage in the Chapters of scripture? It provides valuable insight into why and how words were used, and in so doing clears up much controversy in their meanings conveyed. It also builds a common foundation with which to add and build...

The true creator.... John 1:1-3 – The man Yeshua is not mentioned, deduced from, implied in, or even inferred as the logos of God in these three verses. Although, the logos of God, the Father of Yeshua would eventually share his word in full by the time his son became his Messiah. John 1:1-3...

Those demonic locusts that came out of the bottomless pit is vivid imagery that reminds me of the sounds of the uniform lockstep movements of the the iron clad destructive Roman armies executing their scorched earth strategy after conquering foreign lands. Now the infusion/injection of the...

Ah Ha, or Haha, found another lexophile. :clp

And to reinforce the significance of placing faith in the true Messiah and Son of the living God, we can use the scripture already provided by another poster. (Joh 8:24) I told you that you would die in your sins. Yes, if you don't believe that I AM, you will die in your sins." (Joh 8:25) They...

Thank you for your support. And what you posted, could have easily been another of my posts.

The study and threat focus must go on.... Acts 2:36 — Peter stated, “God has made this Jesus, whom you crucified, both Lord (master) and Christ (his Messiah),” highlighting Yeshua’s standing with his Father, suggesting Yeshua’s humanity, non-divine nature, with only outer godlike...

Thank you and the same to you my friend.

If you can not add any credible evidence to your beliefs, then you will always be a target of ridicule on these forums. It's that simple. And it's ironic that when I provide convincing arguments, many, as you, ignore them completely, and continue to blast out the same one-liners of your...