What Does John 1:1 Teach When Translated According to Greek Grammar?

John 1:1 teaches that the Word is distinct from the Father and fully divine in nature.

Islam Mocks Christianity: Your God Has a Son — That Makes Him Just Like Pagan Gods

Biblical Sonship is eternal and theological, not biological, pagan, or sexual.

Gethsemane shows the incarnate Son praying in perfect obedience, not God confused or defeated.

Jesus ate and slept because the eternal Son truly became man without ceasing to be divine.

Jesus is a prophet, but not merely a prophet. Scripture reveals Him as Son, Lord, Savior, Judge, and worthy of worship.

Jesus died according to His humanity, not by loss of deity. The cross was voluntary humility and resurrection victory.

God has no wife. Jesus is the eternal Son, not a biological offspring, and His Sonship reveals divine relationship.

Jesus was revered as Messiah, not treated as a rival to the Father; yet the Gospels reveal Him as the divine Son.

Christians do not make Jesus God; Scripture reveals the eternal Son who became truly human.

Jesus prayed because He is the incarnate Son, distinct from the Father and truly human, not because He is a mere creature.