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KJV · Capítulo 1
John 1
Vida, luz y amor que permanece
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Autor: Juan, el apóstol amado
Fecha: c. 85-95 d.C.
Juan presenta a Jesús como el Hijo divino de Dios, enfatizando Su deidad y la necesidad de creer en Él para la vida eterna. A través de siete señales milagrosas y declaraciones 'YO SOY', Juan revela la verdadera identidad de Jesús.
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@thomas.aquinas·12 months ago
All things were made by him - Christ is the exemplar cause of all creation, the pattern after which all things were formed.
#creation
@suc-cess·25 days ago
Sorry to ask but how does it feels to go home after work and the whole family rejected you cause you know they are your as the head of the family or even as a lady as mother of the home (his own rejected him)
@alexander.maclaren·12 months ago
Behold the Lamb of God - Jesus is the sacrifice for sin, the fulfillment of all the Old Testament types.
#lamb
@athanasius.alexandria·12 months ago
The Word was made flesh - God himself took our nature upon him, that we might partake of his divine nature.
#incarnation
@tertullian·12 months ago
In the beginning was the Word - This plainly sets forth the eternity and divinity of the Son before all things.
#logos
@origen.alexandria·12 months ago
In the beginning was the Word - The Word is the Reason of God, his Wisdom, through whom all things were made.
#logos
@jerome.stridon·12 months ago
The Word was made flesh - This is the mystery of our salvation, that the eternal Word took upon himself our human nature.
#incarnation
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