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Study John’s use of Hebrew word formations (e.g., “In the beginning” aligning with Genesis 1:1) and compare it to earlier Gospels. This could indicate an increasing mastery of theological depth.: Difference between revisions
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Study John’s use of Hebrew word formations (e.g., “In the beginning” aligning with Genesis 1:1) and compare it to earlier Gospels. This could indicate an increasing mastery of theological depth. (view source)
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