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The Logos Series by Scott Allen Johnson

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Religion & Spirituality
Christianity
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Logos III : Genesis 3

It started out oh so well. Practically perfect. Everything was good No Evil. No war. No Discontent. Eden was…well Edenic. So many times I have thought this was to be short lived. And it was. Just long enough for Adam to think of a name for all the animals. The first Adam in his first duty. What is not written substantiates a presumable long period of time. God, Adam, and all the created animals. This was no short task. The Great Inventory of Creation. Perhaps this took days, weeks, months, even ...

Nov 25, 2009•4 min

Logos II: Genesis 2

I relate well to simple things. Like dirt. Thus, I have always preferred the oral tradition. Granted, the first account is nothing short of a miraculous spectacle. The heavens, earth and sky are a derivative of divine utterances. God speaks=it happens. Acoustical generation. No fuss. No hesitation. It’s neat .Clean. Perhaps, too clean for my understanding. Enter the oral tradition. The story of the God according to the people. Communicable understandings. There’s something primal and sinuous abo...

Nov 25, 2009•3 min

Logos I : Genesis 1

According to the Levites, God stared down the formless void. I wonder if God thought to God’s self, “This will no longer do”? This “formless void” is seen as infinite potential for finite things. God saw into the face of darkness animated likeness-- something out of nothing. Yet, while observing, God was not motionless or idle. While he stared into potential his Spirit (a mighty rushing wind) swept over the face of the deep dark waters. By His very nature, God was tapping His toes, snapping His ...

Nov 25, 2009•2 min
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