This SBT Page is For GOD or god. θεός Why a Big G and a small g (God, or god) Plus Compare JorY
Theos, God with capital G or a small g-(God/god)
Have-the “Same Meaning”Open-GODSupreme. & -John 4:24
There Is Only One Word for God, god in the Greek Language- θεός- God, is god-They
Have-the
“Same Meaning ”untill Bible Publishers-make it mean The Almighty-Supreme God or other gods by printing God
or god
(1) In
whom the god of
this world
hath blinded the minds of
them which believe not lest __
the light of the
glorious gospel of
Christ who is the image of God should shine unto
them
http://biblos.com/2_corinthians/4-4.htm- King James
Bible with The Real Strong's Numbers–
Compared to
what the T/O ‘s Use in SN/GOD-
(2) Open T/O ‘s -EX-(2) ThayersOTGOD- EX- (3) TDNT/-BBDP Compare IFCS.
Greatly Detailed Here.
Jn1:1-Any difficulty in understanding this verse is Intentionally-caused by pro-Nicene-Creed- translators
And pro Nicene--Creed- Bible
Publishers-It's all about the Bible Publisher’s-Biblical Theology-in JOHN1onePLUS.htm
At the time the New Testament was written, Greek manuscripts were written in all
capital letters.
The upper and
lower case letters were not blended as we do today. Thus, the distinction that we today make
Between “God”
and “god” could not be made, and the context became the judge in determining to
whom THEOS
Referred toGod or god open-Example1-Jn1-1.htm + More
Info in AllCaps.htm. What about Jn 20:28.Open John-20-28.htm
The History Is all
right here about God-Θεός-in the Greek Language- &open AllCaps.htm
- Hallelujah .
Open θεός- Theos,
There Is Only One
Almighty-Supreme God over all other gods and all that IS and
He identified Himself to
the Hebrews as Yahweh ( Jehovah
in english today) there was no english
language when GOD Yahweh identified Himself to the Hebrews (see JehovahOrYahweh.htm-and the English-HistoryOf.htm}
Therefore Jehovah/Yahweh# Means the same thing- Open Yahweh#
Means
Yahweh#
Means He will cause to become" usually
understood as "He causes to become—
Open- YHWH.htm
& 010.htm - Hallelujah -Matthew6-9.htm -YahwehWordiQ.htm
In the Greek language the
Almighty Yahweh God is printed with a
capital G
and all other gods are printed with a small g.
What
Bibles Today are following this rule accurately all through the Greek Scriptures Open John-20-28.htm
Capitalization –
Punctuation-- plus more
Greek was originally written as an uncial
script, which means there was not the differentiation between small and capital
letters that we are now familiar with. The oldest papyri show a cursive script
which was later formalized into what have now become the Greek capital letters of
today. But this was very difficult to write quickly and so, from about the 9th century, a
cursive script was introduced which has now evolved into the present day Greek
lower case letters.
AllManuscriptsWereWrittenInAllCaps.htm -
For a Picture of an Original
Manuscript Page-Open Papyrus 66 And Picture of Manuscript Page-More References
below.
The Best Is Here Open-Hallelujah -Matthew6-9.htm--http://simplebibletruths.net/010.htm & Compare BIG –G or small g-
THEOS”
Big G-GOD or small g-god-“Same
Open F698 Read a god
More ----God or god could refer to:
Many Bible Publishers Translated-
a-god or a-God—Long Before Colwell’s
Birth.
http://net.bible.org/verse. Jn1:1
Study JOHN1onePLUS.htm -John1-1c- SahidicCopticGospelofJohn -Jn1:1 #References does point out both bias
sides.
Who
Is Colwell and What was His Rule –Colwell's Rule on John 1:1-Open 5.htm-BestBiblesComingInTheFUTURE.htm-
2-Given the language of the time-Open John-20-28.htm - Open John1-1ReferencesWikipedia.
Plus Strong’s No’s G2316 Θεός--theos—God,
god [-ly,
-ward] & GODTheos.htm-
Jn1:1 & God-Θεός in the Greek Language-God,god-the-“Same”
There Is
Only One Word for-THEOS-god- Θεός- in the Greek Language-God,god-the-“Same”
Bible Publisher’s that are pro-Nicene-Creed- Intentionally-Render the Capital G to fit
their Biblical Theology & Philosophy-
(Read wiki/Jn1:1#References) Without a detailed Foot-Note Also
Compare- Read -1Tim-1-17plus.htm- &
For English translations currently in liturgical use-see- the Nicene Creed
in current use.-Open Philosophy
Open IntentionalFallacy.htm & What about Jn
The ALPHAandTheOMEGA.htm -John_1:1#References -GODTheos.htm
wiki/Jn1:1w/Special:Search?search=+GOD+
Open-%82#Noun
-divine (used only in comparitive: θεώτερος)
[edit] Noun θεός (genitive θεοῦ) m, second declension;(theos) a deity, a god, God
Sometimes feminine, (ἡ θεός): a goddess International Standard Bible Encyclopedia-Theos-
com/isbe/G/GOD%2C+1
/ -GOD, 2--
GOD, 3- GODHEAD-Cruden%27s_concordance
–
At the time the New Testament was written, Greek manuscripts were written in all capital
letters.
Open John-20-28.htm- Does the Bible
ever refer to Jesus Christ as “God”?]
Θεός-
Strong’s G2316 Θεός-theos--God, god[-ly, -ward]. In
theh'-os Of uncertain
affinity; a deity, especially (with G3588) the supreme Divinity;
figuratively a
magistrate; by Hebraism very:
- X exceeding, God, god [-ly, -ward].G3588 ὁ,
ἡ, τό ho
hē to
ho, hay, to-The
masculine, feminine (second) and neuter (third) forms, in all their
inflections; the definite article;
the (sometimes to be
supplied, at others omitted, in English idiom): - the, this, that,
one, he, she, it, etc.
At the time the New Testament was written, Greek manuscripts were written in all capital
letters.
BU John 1:1 In BU-Paragraph 4 says “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with “the theos,”
and the Word was “theos.” Since the definite article is missing from the second occurrence of “theos”
(“God,”) the usual meaning would be “god” or “divine Compare B2.S Bibles or BestnTOnenessBibles.htm
There is More Info in-AllCaps.htm & John-20-28.htm
Compare
The Strong's N0's in e-Sword
without Trinitarian stuff added like the one in SGw-and Other Trinitarian Bible
Web-Sites
open
Jn 1:1
http://www.searchgodsword.
number=2316
Open God. & theos-2316.htm
1) a god or goddess, a general name
of deities or divinities
2) the Godhead, trinity (Trinitarian stuff added) for Intentional Fallacy.htm Should Read Only God, god(-ly,
-ward).
2a) God the Father, the first person in the trinity
2b) Christ, the second person of the trinity
2c) Holy Spirit, the third person in the trinity
3) spoken of the only and true God
3a) refers to the things of God
3b) his counsels, interests, things due to him
4) whatever can in any respect be likened unto God, or resemble him in
any way
4a) God's representative or viceregent
4a1) of magistrates and judges
Intentional Fallacy.htm Should Read Only God, god(-ly, -ward). If this is not included—Also See BestStatementFound.htm
God, god(-ly, -ward).
This is
the origin Strong’s The Above is Open Intentional Fallacy.htm
Jn 1:1 The last phrase in the verse, which most versions translate as
“and the Word was God,” should not be translated
that way. The Greek language uses the word “God” (Greek = theos) to refer to the Father as well as to other
authorities.
These include the Devil Open Devil
(2Cor-Open 4:4
and men with great authority (Jn-10:34 and 35; Acts 12:22).It’s all about the Bible Publisher’s-Biblical Theology &
Philosophy--Example1Jn1-1.htm--Bodmer-II-P66.htm )http://www.friktech.com/rel/canon/types.htm ----
http://website.lineone.net/~nt.in.greek
/ Look
at the letters in the Codex http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codex
Plus http://www.ntcanon.org/ http://www.earlham.edu/~seidti/iam/index.html
At the time
the New Testament was written, Greek manuscripts were written in all capital
letters.
Although
context is the final arbiter, it is almost always the case in the New Testament
that when “God” refers to the Father, the definite article appears in the Greek
text (this article can be seen only in the Greek text, it is never translated
into English). Translators are normally very sensitive to this Open (see John 10:33).
The difference between theos with and without the article occurs in
John 1:1: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with “the theos,”
and the Word was “theos.”
Since the definite article is missing from the second occurrence of “theos” (“God,”) the usual
meaning would be “god” or “divine.” The New English Bible gets the sense of this phrase
by translating it, “What God was, the Word was.” James
Moffatt who was a professor of Greek and New Testament Exegesis at
Main Question To Decide Is. –Did the Nicene Creed Makers know more about Jesus then He did of Himself? (learned intelligence)
Did Jesus Lie about what He Learned? Was Jesus a Liar about Who He Said He Was and Is?---
Rev-1.1 Versus the incomprehensible Jn 1:1 Rendering –the word was God That Most Modern Bible Compared (JOHN1onePLUS.htm)
Publishers Print –to the word was a god----which is comprehensible and in
harmony with verses Jn
1:14
and Verse 1:18.
WhatIsagod.htm) has been changed in many new Bibles. In 58.htm What about John 20:28.—
Denying Jesus Life Study DenyingJesusLife.htm Is DenyingJesus.htm This is
(Open)-AFact.htm--Life.htm and AntiChrist.htm FREEasGOD.htm
Who Makes God A Mystery-MysteryVersesPlusMore.htm
Plus Which One Is Not Real—Satan or Jesus SatanOrJesus.htm
Joh
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Open Jn 10:33 The Jews answered
Him, "For a good work we
do not stone
You, but for blasphemy;
and because
You, being
a man,
make
Yourself
out to be God."
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1. Any difficulty in
understanding this verse is caused by the translators. Had they
faithfully rendered the Greek text in verse 33 as they did in verses 34 and
35, then it would read, “…you, a man, claim to be a god.” In the
next two verses, John 10:34 and 35, the exact same word (theos,
without the article) is translated as “god,” not “God.” The point was made
under John 1:1 that usually when “God” is meant, the noun theos
has the definite article. |
Many Bible
Publishers Translated- a-god or a-God --- Long
Before Colwell’s Birth. Study JOHN1onePLUS.htm-
Who
Is Colwell and What was His Rule -Colwell's Rule and John 1:1- Open 5.htm--BestBiblesComingInTheFUTURE.htm-
2. Given the language of the time, Open John-20-28.htm
Is the god,---YHWH in 2Cor-Open-4:4
Vine’s
Dictionary is not up to speed on this either--–That shows their Bias also to
the Nicene Creeds
Open --VinesOn-agodPLUS.htm
DictionaryExample.htm and Study FirstBorn.htm-- WhatIsagod.htm---AAIsJesusRealToYOU.htm-2
Parts
HowTheBibleBooksWereChoosen.htm Study BiblePunctuationMarksPLUS.
More References in AllManuscriptsWereWrittenInAllCaps.htm
CONSIDER THE SOURCE: Who wrote the Greek Grammatical
Rules?—For The Bible That You Read?
“and the Word was God,”
(1) Greeks.
(2) Experts in Greek Mythology and false religion.
(3) Trinitarians!
That’s right! The rules of Greek grammar were written by Greek speaking people
who did not believe in the true God of the Bible. They did not know about the
Son of God, Jesus Christ.
Or if they already knew about Jesus Christ
they wrote the grammatical rules after the fact and made them fit their belief
in a false (man-made) Trinity.
It is not surprising
that they contrived a mysterious god-head they called the Trinity, after all
they believed in fictitious religious beings such as Zeus, Apollos and
Hercules. Zeus was considered the father of many gods. The Greeks, like the Romans,
and many other heathen societies believed in many “multiples of gods.”
Will you allow men who believed in false gods to dictate how you translate the
inspired Word of God at John 1:1?
Will you allow gramatical rules to control your faith?
(Other
Good References Open WhatIsagod.htm and Open AFact.htm Continue
OR WILL YOU ACCEPT THE PROOF FROM
THE CONTEXT OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES?
CONTEXT… PROVES TWO SEPARATE SPIRIT BEINGS: The context of John 1:1
emphatically indicates that it is talking about Jesus Christ, the Son of God,
and God as two separate spirit beings. Bible authorities agree that “the Word”
is Jesus Christ. The same verse, John 1:1, indicates that God and Jesus Christ
are two separate beings when it says that “the Word was with God.” The Greek “pros” means ‘with,’ ‘by the side of’ and ‘near to”
indicating two separate beings. Listen to what Bible scholars say about
the Greek word pros:
“This word ‘with’ points out that there is a distinction of persons here.” (
“This expression denotes friendship or intimacy. John affirms that he (Jesus)
was “with God” in the beginning - that is, before the world was made.” (Albert
Barnes Notes on the Bible)
“Though existing eternally with God the Logos was in perfect fellowship with
God.” (Robertson’s Word Pictures)
“The preposition “pros” implies not just proximity, but intimate personal
relationship. (
“was with God”--having a conscious personal existence distinct from God (as one
is from the person he is "with"), but inseparable from Him and
associated with Him.” (Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown Commentary)
CONTEXT….JESUS CHRIST IDENTIFIED AS THE “
Even Satan knew him as the “Son of God.” (Matthew 4:6)
The demons and unclean spirits recognized him as the “Son of God.” (Mark
The centurion who guarded him at his death admitted that Jesus was the Son of
God. (Mark
The Gospel writer Mark identified Jesus as the “Son of God.” (Mark 1:1) All of
the Gospel writers knew that Jesus Christ was the “Son of God.”
Nathanael called Jesus the “Son of God.” (John 1:49)
Jesus spoke of himself as the “Son of God.” (John 11:4)
Martha knew that Jesus was the “Son of God.” (John 11:27)
John the Baptist proclaimed Jesus as the “Son of God.” (John 1:34)
CONTEXT…APOSTLE PAUL KNEW THE
CONTEXT…APOSTLE JOHN KNEW JESUS CHRIST, THE
APOSTLE JOHN KNEW THAT JESUS HAD A GOD: John was inspired to write Jesus' words
at John
“ THE REVELATION GOD GAVE TO JESUS CHRIST, so that he could
tell his servants the things that must soon take place. Christ then sent his
angel to communicate the symbolic message to his servant John.” (Revelation
1:1) (NSB) It was obvious to John at the time he wrote these words that Jesus
and the congregation of believers were united in harmony with the Father. (John
14:10, 20) It was also obvious that God was in charge and that Jesus Christ was
subservient to his Father. (John 14:28) (1 Corinthians 11:3) The entire context
of the Holy Scriptures shows that John recognized Jesus Christ as the Son of
God and not as God.
THE EMBLEMATIC LANGUAGE OF JOHN 1:1: When the apostle John wrote the first
verse of his Gospel he was inspired to express a visible symbol for something
very abstract…very abstract! He established three basic Biblical facts in that
one verse: (1) The Word was alive in the beginning. (2) The Word was with God.
(3) The Word was God. John attempted to explain these basic
beliefs in the inspired Gospel of John, the three Letters of John, and the book
of Revelation. The serious Bible student needs to study and meditate on all of the Bible books written by John in order to
understand the Emblematic Language of John 1:1. The entire context of Johns writings show that Jesus Christ is the Son of God…NOT GOD!
What was John talking about when he wrote: “theos en
ho logos” God was the Word? According to the context of the New Testament, he
was talking about Jesus Christ (the Word) as a member of the God Family. Jesus
was a divine spirit actively serving in heaven with his heavenly Father before
he came to earth. He is a divine spirit now serving in heaven along side his
heavenly Father.
“GOD-LIKE” EXPRESSES ACCURATE MEANING: The New Simplified Bible uses one of the
other accurate meanings of the Greek word “theos,” Godly, God-like, or like
God. This reference to Jesus Christ, the Word, as being God-like is fitting
since he is a member of the God family and is therefore very much like his
heavenly Father. It is in a relative sense that Jesus Christ could even be
considered God. After all he is not his own Father and his Father truly is God.
THE DEITY OF JESUS CHRIST:
The debate continues… Is Jesus Christ deity? Or is he not deity? The following
Biblical evidence proves that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, spiritually
powerful like his Father, and very much qualified to be a deity! But GOD, not
Jesus Christ, is the true Deity!
(1) Jesus Christ is a supernatural (spiritual) being. (1 Corinthians 10:4)
(2) He is divine. (Colossians 2:9)
(3) Jesus lives forever. (Revelation 11:15; 22:5)
(4) Jesus is a priest forever. (Hebrews 7:17, 21)
(5) Jesus Christ is the Son of God. (Mark
(6) After living as a man on earth, he is now at the right hand of God. (Acts
(7) Like his Father, Jesus Christ is the Savior. (2 Samuel 22:2) (Isaiah 43:3)
(2 Peter 1:11)
(8) Jesus and his Father are united in thought (purpose) and deed. (John
(9) Jesus Christ is second in command in the entire universe. (1 Corinthians
15:27)
(10) Jesus has a God. (John 20:17) (Revelation 3:12)
DEFINITION OF DEITY: The Word-Web Dictionary from
Is Jesus Christ God? NO! But using this definition Jesus could be considered a
deity. That is why some call him “a god.” And he is truly “God-like” in his
nature. (Philippians 2:5, 6) The Holy Scriptures clearly identify the position
of Jesus Christ in heaven. He is second in command. GOD is first! (Hebrews
10:12, 13) (Colossians 3:1) (1 John 2:1)
JESUS CHRIST IS THE BEGOTTEN
• (NSB) JOHN 1:1 In the beginning was the Word, and
the Word was with God, and the Word was like God (God-like). (Greek:
Theos: a deity, a god, magistrate, supreme God, God-like).
The transliterated Greek of this verse looks like this:
En arche en ho logos kai ho logos
In beginning was the Word and the word
en pros ton theon kai theos en ho logos
was with the God and God-like was the Word
Reference Open-Trinity, Colwell's Rule
http://www.webspawner.com/users/newsimplifiedbible/nsbnotestrinity6.html