John 1:1 and John's Gospel, One God Report Podcasts and Texts

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PODCASTS

WRITTEN TEXTS OF PODCASTS

01) What About John 1:1, Introduction to the Gospel of John (Podcast #6)

01) What about John 1:1, Introduction to the Gospel of John (summary text Podcast #6)

02) John 1:1 Jesus is the Beginning of God's New Creation (#7)

02) John 1:1, Jesus is the Beginning of God's New Creation (Text #7)

03) More New Creation in the Gospel of John - the Sign Miracles, etc. (#15)

03) More New Creation in the Gospel of John, the Sign Miracles (Text #15)

04) The Gospel of John in New Creation and New Testament Context (#16)

04) The Gospel of John in New Creation and New Testament Context (Text, #16)

05) "In the Beginning was...", John 1:1a Not Describing Genesis Creation, with Rivers O Feden #17

05) "In the Beginning was"...John Not Describing Genesis, John 1:1a with Rivers (Text #17)

06) Who or What was "the Word" in John 1:1 with Rivers O Feden (#18)

06) Who or What is "the Word" in John 1:1, with Rivers O Feden (Text #18)

07) "and the Word was with God", John 1:1b with Rivers O Feden (#19)

07) "and the Word was with God", John 1:1b with Rivers O Feden (Text #19)

08) "and the Word was God", John 1:1c with Rivers O Feden (#20)

08) "and the Word was God", John 1:1c with Rivers O Feden (Text #20)

09) No, John 1:3 Does Not Say Jesus Created the Universe (John 1:2-3, #29)

09) No, John 1:3 Does Not Say that Jesus Created the Universe (John 1:2-3, #29)

10) John 1:4-8 Jesus and John the Baptist: John 1 is not about Genesis Creation (#32)

10) John 1:4-8, Jesus and John the Baptist: John 1 is not about Genesis Creation (Text #32)

11) Jesus did NOT Create Planet Earth, John 1:9-13 (part 1, #33)

11) Jesus did NOT Create Planet Earth, John 1:9-13 (part 1, # 33)

12) Jesus did NOT Create Planet Earth, John 1:10-13 (part 2, #34)

12) Jesus did NOT Create Planet Earth, John 1:10-13 (part 2, #34)

13) "The Word became Flesh": Why John 1:14 does NOT say that God became Man (#39)

13) "The Word became flesh": Why John 1:14 does NOT Say God became Man (Text #39)

14) Is God Flesh? A Better Way to Understand John 1:14 (#41)

14) Is God Flesh? A Better Way to Understand John 1:14 (Text #41)

15) Is God Flesh? A Better Way to Understand John 1:14 (Part 2, #42)

15) Is God Flesh? A Better Way to Understand John 1:14 (Part 2, Text)

20) Did Jesus Raise himself from the Dead? John 2:18-22 and John 10:17-18 (#14)

20) Did Jesus Raise himself from the Dead? John 2:18-22 and John 10:17-18 (text #14)

27) Did the Trinity So Love the World? In the Gospel of John, God is not a Trinity (#27)

27) Did the Trinity So Love the World? In the Gospel of John, God is not a Trinity (Text #27)

28) In the Gospel of John, Jesus is the Messiah, not God (#28)

28) In the Gospel of John, Jesus is the Messiah, not God (text #28)

50) My Lord and my God: Trinitarians get it Wrong (John 20:28, #9)

50) My Lord and my God: Trinitarians get it Wrong (John 20:28, # 9 text) . . .

"I came down from heaven" John 6 and Metaphors in the Gospel of John (with K. Zarley, #37)

 

John 5:18 "because he called God his own Father, making himself equal with God" (video)

 

John 17:5 "The Glory I had with You" (video)

 

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