rsc2a said:Scripture. Creation. His Spirit. The community of faith.
Do I need to repeat myself again?
Biker said:Hebrews 4 For the word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart.
Smellin Coffee said:Biker said:Hebrews 4 For the word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart.
Wait. I thought "word" or "logos" was Jesus. Why are you now changing from defining 'logos' as a person to a Protestant canon that wasn't to be assembled until a couple hundred years after this verse was originally penned? And you still haven't explained why Jesus claimed that the "logos" that He spoke WASN'T His but belonged to the Father (John 14:24).
Since the definition is being used as apply the definition however I want to spin it, does this mean in a Guy Fieri cookbook, the word "word" actually means "roast beef"?
praise_yeshua said:Smellin Coffee said:Biker said:Hebrews 4 For the word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart.
Wait. I thought "word" or "logos" was Jesus. Why are you now changing from defining 'logos' as a person to a Protestant canon that wasn't to be assembled until a couple hundred years after this verse was originally penned? And you still haven't explained why Jesus claimed that the "logos" that He spoke WASN'T His but belonged to the Father (John 14:24).
Since the definition is being used as apply the definition however I want to spin it, does this mean in a Guy Fieri cookbook, the word "word" actually means "roast beef"?
I haven't read the entire thread.... so pardon me.
"logos" can generally be defined as "the message". In general use, it has been translated in over a dozen different English words.
In short. Jesus is "The Message". All things good and Holy from God culminate in this single message. Jesus Christ, The Word of God to humanity.
Smellin Coffee said:praise_yeshua said:Smellin Coffee said:Biker said:Hebrews 4 For the word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart.
Wait. I thought "word" or "logos" was Jesus. Why are you now changing from defining 'logos' as a person to a Protestant canon that wasn't to be assembled until a couple hundred years after this verse was originally penned? And you still haven't explained why Jesus claimed that the "logos" that He spoke WASN'T His but belonged to the Father (John 14:24).
Since the definition is being used as apply the definition however I want to spin it, does this mean in a Guy Fieri cookbook, the word "word" actually means "roast beef"?
I haven't read the entire thread.... so pardon me.
"logos" can generally be defined as "the message". In general use, it has been translated in over a dozen different English words.
In short. Jesus is "The Message". All things good and Holy from God culminate in this single message. Jesus Christ, The Word of God to humanity.
Even as "a message", that does not a "messenger" make.![]()
When your arguments are laughable, you try to argue against something else, I guess.Smellin Coffee said:What's ironic is that those who claim the scripture as sole authority also believe there is a (mandatory?) need for a (sometimes paid) pastor/preacher to explain it. I guess even if it was authoritative enough, we can't rely on our own personal interpretation. We dummies have to have someone break it down for us to wield that "sole authority" because it is too dangerous for us peons to handle.
They might not believe in gun control, but they sure do believe in "sword" control because it gives them the opportunity to exert "authority" over others. ;D