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This will help us understand where Jesus Christ came from, who he is, and whose 'visible becoming' he constitutes. This revealing statement deserves some analysis, and whilst doing so we need to take a look at the Old Testament since it has a lot to say about words, thoughts and utterances. (see Hebrews 1:3 interlinear with a lexicon analysis of the words В ) Words come from the heart. A literal interpretation of the New and Old Testament hardly leave another option since the Word of God is the expression of God's glory and in fleshly form the engraving of God's outstanding foundation. It is a concept that can hardly be topped in simplicity, namely that our Lord Jesus Christ himself is that spoken and flesh-become Word of God.

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Sadly, this highly biblical teaching has been turned into an absurdity and pushed out of the way by the council of Nicea, so that the bible student will still arrive at such conclusions by bible study, but not by hearing a sermon preached on it in ordinary church buildings, by Free Evangelicals or non-denominational groups. He even mentions the bible verse that these ordinary Christians in his days (185 - 254 a.D.) mostly employed.

The obviously platonic influenced church father and defining contributor to the trinitarian dogma Origen mocked the 'general run of Christians' in his commentary on the gospel of John, book I chapter 23, about the equation of Jesus Christ and the spoken Word of God, by elevating himself intellectually and declaring this view as 'nothing but stupidity'. In the New Testament, we find on the one hand clear statements about the identity of Jesus Christ as the Word of God (John 1:14), as well as statements from Jesus Christ about himself that allow the conclusion, that he himself is that mighty Word of God in the form of flesh. 'A good man out of the good treasure of his heart brings forth good and an evil man out of the evil treasure of his heart brings forth evil for out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks.'