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And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.

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Genesis 1:2
2. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.

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genesis 1:2:
2. for the creation of earth was only its shape. for there were no mountains, no sky, no trees, no land; there was nothing; only water throughout.

also there was only darkness throughout till GOD’S glory shined forth from the darkness and moved upon the waters; the logos; being the very spirit of GOD.

one must also question what was this spirit of GOD moving about upon the waters. and we discover that the logos is GOD’S HOLY LIVING WORD. for the logos is all that was, that is, and that shall be before the very foundations.

in other words; the logos is the pure essence and the pure word of GOD that came forth from GOD and is a part of GOD in every essence; and within this pure essence and pure word of GOD came forth our LORD JESUS CHRIST and every true son and daughter of GOD before the very foundations.

for this is were GOD our father, which is a spirit form of GOD in us, and then GOD’S only begotten son came forth from the logos of GOD creating the sonship of GOD along with every true son and daughter of GOD.

this is GOD in three different offices; and not three coequal individuals as trinitarians believe. GOD is not a unitarian; for our LORD JESUS CHRIST cannot be his own father. GOD is also not a binitarian as well; for our LORD JESUS CHRIST is a man indwelled with GOD, not two equal GODS.

GOD/ LORD/ GOD in heaven
GOD/ JESUS/ GOD on earth; in a 100% man ( JESUS CHRIST ) indwelled with 100% GOD; as prophesied
GOD/ CHRIST/ GOD in us; HOLY SPIRIT

also contained in that logos of GOD was the holy bible already fulfilled and glorified. it just had to be manifested and played out on earth.

for the logos is the very word of GOD that first was a thought, then that thought became a spoken word of GOD, and then that spoken word of GOD became manifested. so the word of GOD is eternal and just as the holy bible states is going to remain when all else to destroyed.

also if the logos is the pure essence and word of GOD and is eternal; then; the true sons and daughters of GOD have always been eternal and we have always been a part of GOD’S manifesting word before the very foundations as to also being a part of every event that occurred throughout the holy bible. for the pure essence and word of GOD is one body, one mind, and one word always producing and manifesting.

so in other words; the logos; has been moving throughout the holy bible producing and manifesting the true sons and daughters of GOD at its appropriate time from the logos of GOD and has always been a part of GOD’S works and will before the very foundations of GOD; for we have always been a part of the spirit of GOD moving throughout the bible.

now try grasping all this and meditating on it for awhile till it truly sinks in for a moment; it will blow your mind as it did mine.

CommentaryBy angel (wrote 240 Bible Commentaries - permalink to this Commentary)
TimePosted on: 1/27/2012 06:58 am
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Charles (Post 32): Thank you for clarifying.

CommentaryBy Roland G (wrote 1411 Bible Commentaries - permalink to this Commentary)
TimePosted on: 10/1/2011 04:29 am
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Re post 31, Roland, just to clarify, I absolutely do NOT blame God for anything. My point was clearly that God does NOT inspire false information, and therefore he could not have inspired Genesis.

CommentaryBy Charles (wrote 1421 Bible Commentaries - permalink to this Commentary)
TimePosted on: 9/30/2011 22:30 pm
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Charles (Post #30): People blame God for lots of things He does not do. If He does not get worked up, I should not either. Thank you for sharing your point of view.

CommentaryBy Roland G (wrote 1411 Bible Commentaries - permalink to this Commentary)
TimePosted on: 9/30/2011 21:57 pm
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