In John 1:1-14, the apostle John begins his gospel account with the phrase “In the beginning…”, harkening back to Genesis to the beginning of the creation of the universe. Here in this passage, the apostle John highlights Jesus’s divinity, His eternal existence, His activity in creating all things, and His incarnation into the world. Jesus, “the Word”, was with God and was God. Through Him, all things were made. In Him was life and His life is light in a world of darkness. The apostle John also mentions John the Baptist, a man sent by God whose purpose was to bear witness about the coming light, Jesus. Jesus the true light, came into the world but many people rejected Him, however, to those who received him and believed in his name he gave the right to become children of God.
Jesus, also called “the word” existed before the world began, He was with God, and He was God. Through Jesus, everything was made. Jesus’ life is light in a dark world. Jesus came into the world as a human being, but the majority of the people rejected Jesus, even though He made everything. However, to those who believed in Jesus He gave the right to become adopted children of God.
Jesus, also called “the word” existed before the world began, He was with God, and He was God. Through Jesus, everything was made. Jesus’ life is light in a dark world. Jesus came into the world as a human being, but the majority of the people rejected Jesus, even though He made everything. However, to those who believed in Jesus He gave the right to become adopted children of God.
