What Beginning Is John 1:1 Referring To?
- (primary) John 1:1–14 — John 1:1-14
- (secondary) Genesis 1:1–2 — Genesis 1:1-2
- (secondary) Genesis 3:15
- (secondary) Revelation 13:8
- (secondary) Matthew 19:8
- (secondary) 1 Corinthians 15:45–49 — 1 Corinthians 15:45-49
- (secondary) Galatians 4:4
- (secondary) Revelation 21:7
- (secondary) Romans 8:29
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Summary
This message teaches that the “beginning” of John 1 points back to the Genesis creation account and the first prophetic promise of redemption rather than to an eternal preexistence of Messiah as a separate person. Shane Vaughn explains that the Word is Yahweh’s divine plan, purpose, and prophecy that existed within His mind from the foundation of the world. That plan was spoken, revealed, and ultimately manifested in flesh through Yahshua, who fulfilled the promise of Genesis 3:15 and became the firstborn among many sons in Yahweh’s redemptive family.
Core doctrine
The “Word” of John 1 is Yahweh’s eternal redemptive plan and prophetic promise, first revealed in Genesis, which became flesh in Yahshua when the fullness of time arrived.
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