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GOD or god Plus The Most popular question. John 1:1--What Bibles get it right— In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

Or a god –a God –Godlike-Divine or something else. God or god Strong’s N0s.2316

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GOD or god “THEOS” In Greek. The English Language didn’t exist when the Bible was written see JehovahOrYahweh.

G or g-GOD-or-god--YHWH [3:6]7► [19-4] God or god Strong’s N0s.2316

When is it Proper to Print a Capital G or a small g

When is it Proper to Print an a before before any word in the Bible. Greek Has No a Open a Verses

The Most popular question is. John 1:1--What Bibles get it right—

God” and “god” is involved. Capital G “God” or lower case g “god”— God or god-what is right.

At the time the New Testament was written, Greek manuscripts were written in all capital letters, no separation of words, no sentences,

no punctuations marks. 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 at the time the

New Testament was written, Greek manuscripts were written in all capital letters. The study of biblical manuscripts is important because

handwritten copies of books can contain errors. Today most of the errors have been corrected. But about 5% have not been corrected.

The science of Open textual criticism attempts to reconstruct the original text of books, especially those published prior to the invention of the

printing press Rn Open printing press Open All Capital Letters Plus when it is it proper to print an a in front of a word? Open a Verses

John 1:1can not be solved by those who claim they know all the Greek--OpenG-rammatical--Rules to translate Greek to English.

The answer lies in what you have just read above about Capital Letters and what’s in John-1-1-DIfficulties.htm

Open http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_1:1#Grammar and /70-John-1-1-Truths.htm

SBT: A Factual Logical Statement That Man Can Understand--the word was with God. All scholars agree the word was Jesus.

So Jesus has life In himself. John 5:26 "For just as the Father has life in Himself, even so He gave to the Son also to have life in Himself; 5:26

John 1:1 said that the word was with God, and word was God. Someone is not with himself, he is

with some other. John clearly differentiates between God from the Word

Full article in the word was with God Open TheWordWasWithGod. The rendering, The word was with God,

and word was God.The first part contradicts the second part.That’s not God’s way of doing anything—See Rule. And

https://simplebibletruths.net/RulePart2.htm

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.

Excerpt from Open All Capital Letters

The Three Worst Mistakes In All Bibles Are. (1) Isaiah 9:6 (2)) John 1:1 and (3) John 20:28 – all three of these verses should be rendered with a small g.

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GOD-or-god This Page has been Updated to John-1-1-DIfficulties.htm God--god, or a god--has been solved.

The basic answer to God--god, or a God, a god is under The Most popular question is on this page.

John 1:1-Any Difficulty in Understanding John 1:1 is (Open intentional fallacy) caused By the Translators. And The Bible Publishers Why?

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Matthew 4:10 N-AMS
BIB: Κύριον τὸν θεόν σου προσκυνήσεις
NAS: THE LORD YOUR GOD, AND SERVE
KJV: the Lord thy God, and him
INT: [The] Lord the God of you will you worship