All right, my Bible in 365, brothers and sisters.

We have arrived at one of the greatest books in the Bible.

It is the gospel account according to John.

And folks, I'm going to tell you this is loaded. Now, I'm just going to prepare you for this,

okay? Get ready for me to be a little emotional and a lot excited because this is by far one of

the most meaningful texts in the Bible. And boy, do I love it. I love the bridge that it creates.

I love the insights that it gives. And I hope and I pray that you will be blown away with this book

because it is one of the books of books. If you know what I mean, I should say book of books.

I don't know.

But anyway, you are going to love this.

Now, I just want to simply say this.

If I am going to teach a Greek class, which I've taught a few, I would start with the Gospel

of John because it is probably some of the most simple Greek

that you will find in the Bible, but understand the declarations that you find are remarkable.

And what John starts with here in verse one of John chapter 1 is absolutely amazing and it sets a remarkable precedent.

Now this is what he says and it's important, okay? I want you to capture this.

And if you are of Greek descent, you will understand this clearly. He says,

Enarche in her logos, cao loggos in prostanteo, caeos en ho logos.

And what that basically means is en arche, in the beginning

was the word. By the way, when it says, en arche, what it's actually talking about is it's talking

about the fact that God has always been there. We're talking about Christ here, Okay? He was always there. He has never left.

He was there from the very beginning, and that is super, super important. Why does that matter?

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