John 1:10 - 1:18
Gospel of JohnSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg discusses John 1:10-18 in this lecture, focusing on the prologue of John's Gospel. He delves into the spiritual and mystical language used by the author and highlights the deliberate selection of material around John the Baptist to calm his exuberance. Gregg reflects on the concept of God becoming flesh in Jesus Christ, emphasizing the humility required for God to become man. He also touches on the communicable and incommunicable attributes of God and how they define His character, before concluding with the proclamation of Jesus as the Word of God.
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John 1:19 - 1:51
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