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JOHN 1:13 oi] ouvk … evgennh,qhsan {A}
Several ancient witnesses, chiefly Latin (itb Irenaeuslat Tertullian
Origenlat Ambrose Augustine Ps-Athanasius), read the singular number,
“[He] who was born, n...
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Verse John 1:13. _WHICH WERE BORN, NOT OF BLOOD_] Who were
regenerated, ουκ εξ αιματων, _not of bloods_-the union of
father and mother, or of a distinguished or illustrious ancestry; for
the Hebrew l...
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WHICH WERE BORN - This doubtless refers to the “new birth,” or to
the great change in the sinner’s mind called regeneration or
conversion. It means that they did not become the children of God in
virt...
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ANALYSIS AND ANNOTATIONS
I. The Only-begotten, the Eternal Word;
His Glory and His Manifestation
-- Chapter 1:1-2:22
CHAPTER 1
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1. The Word: the Creator, the Life and the Light. (John 1:1 .)...
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THE WORK OF THE LIGHT BEFORE THE INCARNATION. But in truth the light,
which lighteth every man, was always coming into the world. Possibly
John 1:9 means that when John was witnessing, the true light...
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WHO WERE BORN, NOT OF BLOOD, NOR BY THE WILL OF THE FLESH.
The Jews prided themselves on being Abraham's children, and trusted in
their blood for salvation. John declares that blood, or race, has
noth...
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To all those who did receive him, to those who believe in his name, he
gave the right to become the children of God. These were born not of
blood, nor of any human impulse, nor of any man's will, but...
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THE WORD (John 1:1-18)...
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When the world had its beginning, the Word was already there; and the
Word was with God; and the Word was God. This Word was in the
beginning with God. He was the agent through whom all things were
ma...
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WHICH. Who: i.e. those who believe on His name. But antecedent to any
ancient MSS., Irenaeus (A.D. 178), Tertullian (A. n. 208), Augustine
(A.D. 395), and other Fathers, read "Who was begotten" (Singu...
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S. John denies thrice most emphatically that human generation has
anything to do with Divine regeneration. Man cannot become a child of
God in right of human parentage: descent from Abraham confers no...
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John 1:1-18. The Prologue or Introduction
That the first eighteen verses are introductory is universally
admitted: commentators are not so unanimous as to the main divisions
of this introduction. A d...
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1–18. The Prologue or Introduction in three parts. 1–5: The Word
in His own nature. 6–13: His Revelation to men and rejection by
them. 14–18: His Revelation of the Father. The three great
characterist...
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THE WORD REVEALED TO MEN AND REJECTED BY THEM...
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13. S. John denies thrice most emphatically that human generation has
anything to do with Divine regeneration. Man cannot become a child of
God in right of human parentage: the new Creation is far mor...
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VER 11. HE CAME TO HIS OWN, AND HIS OWN RECEIVED HIM NOT. 12. BUT AS
MANY AS RECEIVED HIM, TO THEM GAVE HE POWER TO BECOME THE SONS OF GOD,
EVEN TO THEM THAT BELIEVE ON HIS NAME: 13. WHICH WERE BORN,...
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_THE ETERNAL "WORD" OF GOD IS JESUS-- JOHN 1:1-18:_ Jesus is pictured
as "the Word" who was in the beginning with God. "In the beginning was
the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God....
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ΑΙΜΆΤΩΝ _gen. pl. от_ ΑΙΜΑ (G129) кровь.
Возможно, кровь отца и матери, но лучше
рассматривать _pl._ в семитском плане, в
_знач._ кровопролития, насилия (DCH, 2:443-44;
GELTS, 11) может иметься в виду...
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DISCOURSE: 1597
CHRISTIANS BORN OF GOD
John 1:13. _Which were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the
flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God_.
IT is obvious, that there is at this day, even as...
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WHICH WERE BORN, NOT OF BLOOD,— They who thus believed on him,
became possessed of this privilege; not in consequence of their being
_born of blood,_ or of their being descended from the loinsof the h...
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EXPOSITORY SERMON NO. 1
THE BIRTH OF CHRIST INTERPRETED
John 1:1-18
_Introduction_
I.
TELL BIRTH STORY BRIEFLY (Luke 2:1-52).
A.
John's Prologue gives the definition of Christmas.
B.
Especiall...
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THE WORD MANIFESTED TO OTHERS AND THEIR ACCEPTANCE OF HIM
_Text 1:12-18_
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But as many as received him, to them gave he the right to become
children of God, even to them that believe on his name:...
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EXPOSITION OF THE GOSPEL OF JOHN
John 1:1-13
In the last chapter we stated, "Each book of the Bible has a prominent
and dominant theme which is peculiar to itself. Just as each member in
the human bo...
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Which were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of
the will of man, but of God.
WHICH WERE BORN, [ egenneetheesan (G1080)]. Observe this word "born,"
or begotten.' It was not a nam...
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As God always was, there is no absolute beginning brought before us in
the Scriptures. Both here and in Gen.11 the article _ the _ is lacking
in the originals, showing that it refers to the commenceme...
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JOHN TELLS THE GOOD NEWS ABOUT JESUS
GOSPEL OF JOHN
_MARION ADAMS_
THE AUTHOR
Most people agree that John, Jesus’ *disciple, wrote the 4th
*Gospel. John’s father was called Zebedee. And John had...
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WHICH WERE BORN. — The result of receiving Him remains to be
explained. How could they become “sons of God?” The word which has
been used (John 1:12) excludes the idea of adoption, and asserts the
nat...
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CHAPTER 2
RECEPTION CHRIST MET WITH.
John 1:1.
In describing the Word of God, John mentions two attributes of His by
which His relation to men becomes apparent: “All things were made by
Him,” and “t...
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_The historic manifestation of the Logos and its results_....
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οἳ οὐκ ἐξ αἱμάτων … ἐγεννήθησαν. This
first mention of τέκνα θεοῦ suggests the need of further
defining how these children of God are produced. The ἐκ denotes the
source of the relationship. First he...
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THE LIGHT FOR THE NEW YEAR'S PATH
John 1:1-13
The titles of our Lord are set forth in royal fashion. As speech
reveals the hidden thoughts of men, so does our Lord utter the unseen
God. God spake and...
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The Gospel of John brings us into the profoundest facts concerning the
Person of Jesus. The first eighteen verses constitute the introduction
to the whole Book. The main declaration is found by bringi...
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Which were born, not of blood, nor of the (t) will of the flesh, nor
of the will of man, but of God.
(t) Of that shameful and corrupt nature of man, which is throughout
the scriptures described as an...
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TESTIMONY OF JOHN THE BAPTIST
John 1:6-51. _“There was a man sent from God, whose name was John.
The same came for a witness, that he may testify concerning the Light,
in order that all may believe th...
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PROLOGUE: 1:1-18.
EACH evangelist begins his book in a manner appropriate to the aim of
his narrative. Matthew proposes to prove the _right_ of Jesus to the
Messianic throne. He opens his story with H...
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THIRD SECTION: FAITH, 1:12-18.
[See also the "General Considerations on the Prologue" in the comments
of John 1:18.]
The appearance of the Word, therefore, did not succeed in scattering
the darkness...
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[See also the "General Considerations on the Prologue" in the comments
of John 1:18.]
VER. 13. “ _Who were born_, _not of blood, nor of the will of the
flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God._ ”
I...
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FIRST SECTION: THE LOGOS. 1:1-14.
It would be difficult not to recognize in these first verses an
allusion to the beginning of Genesis. The first words of the two
writings manifestly correspond with e...
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He was in the world, and the world was made by him; and the world knew
him not. (11) He came unto his own, and his own received him not. (12)
But as many as received him, to them gave he power to beco...
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The opening verses (John 1:1-18) introduce the most glorious subject
which God Himself ever gave in employing the pen of man; not only the
most glorious in point of theme, but in the profoundest point...
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The first chapter asserts what He was before all things, and the
different characters in which He is a blessing to man, being made
flesh. He is, and He is the expression of, the whole mind that
subsis...
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WHICH WERE BORN NOT OF BLOOD,.... Or bloods, in the plural number. The
birth, here spoken of, is regeneration, expressed by a being born
again, or from above; by a being quickened by the Spirit and gr...
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Which were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of
the will of man, but of God.
Ver. 13. _But of God_] Whose sons therefore they are, and so "higher
than the kings of the earth," Psa...
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_But as many as received him_ As the true Messiah, and according to
the various offices and characters which he sustains: learning of him,
as a teacher, the infinitely important lessons of his grace;...
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WERE BORN-OF GOD; changed, by his Holy Spirit, from supreme love of
self and sin to supreme love of God and holiness. No man inherits this
holy character by nature, nor can it be given to him by man....
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The relation of Jesus to the world:...
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WHICH WERE BORN, NOT OF BLOOD, NOR OF THE WILL OF THE FLESH, NOR OF
THE WILL OF MAN, BUT OF GOD....
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CHRIST THE LIVING WORD
(vs.1-5)
Revelation 19:13, speaking of the Lord Jesus, says, "His name is
called the Word of God." As such He had no beginning: in the beginning
He was there. In person He is...
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6-14 John the Baptist came to bear witness concerning Jesus. Nothing
more fully shows the darkness of men's minds, than that when the Light
had appeared, there needed a witness to call attention to i...
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WHICH WERE BORN, NOT OF BLOOD; not of the blood of men and women; or,
not of the blood of Abraham (which was the boast of the Jews, _We have
Abraham to our Father_). NOR OF THE WILL OF THE FLESH; nor...
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Epistle of Ignatius to the Philadelphians
If any one says there is one God, and also confesses Christ Jesus, but
thinks the Lord to be a mere man, and not the only-begotten[51]
Irenaeus Against Here...
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John 1:13 who G3739 born G1080 (G5681) not G3756 of G1537 blood G129
nor G3761 of G1537 will...
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The content of Jonah's prophecy, which is described in the usual terms
of ‘the word of YHWH', is depicted as being that YHWH wanted the
wickedness of Nineveh to be brought to the attention of its peop...
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THE WORD WAS GOD (JOHN 1:1).
John commences his Gospel by speaking of ‘the Word' (i.e. the One
through Whom God has acted and spoken'), and later he adds, ‘all
things were made by Him' (John 1:3) and...
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‘But as many as received him, to them he gave the right to become
children of God, even to those who believe on His name.'
But even in the world in its darkness there would be those who
responded, and...
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‘Who were born, not of bloods, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of
the will of man, but of God.'
John now stresses that men can only become genuinely ‘children of
God' in a spiritual sense when they...
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John 1:13. WHICH WERE BEGOTTEN, NOT OF BLOOD, NOR OF THE WILL OF THE
FLESH, NOR OF THE WILL OF MAN, BUT OF GOD. The spiritual history of
those who are spoken of in John 1:12 is here continued, and the...
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The Prologue of the Gospel of John stands in the most intimate
connection with the plan and purpose of the Gospel as a whole. It is
not to be regarded as a philosophical speculation to which the
histo...
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WHICH WERE BORN
(ο εγεννηθησαν). First aorist passive indicative of
γενναω, to beget, "who were begotten." By spiritual generation
(of God, εκ θεου), not by physical (εξ αιματων, plural
as common in...
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John 1:1. _In the beginning was the Word,_
Christ the Word has existed from all eternity. He is the eternal Son
of the eternal Father; he is really what Melchisedec was
metaphorically, «having neithe...
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John is the majestic Evangelist; he is the high-soaring eagle with the
piercing eye. His is the Gospel of the Son of God.
John 1:1. _In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God,
and the...
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May the Holy Spirit, who inspired these words, inspire us through them
as we read them!
John 1:1. _In the beginning was the Word._
The divine Logos, whom we know as the Christ of God. «In the
beginn...
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CONTENTS: Deity of Christ. Ministry of John the Baptist. Jesus
announced as the Lamb of God, and the first converts to Him.
CHARACTERS: God, Jesus, John the Baptist, Moses, Elias, Isaiah,
Pharisees,...
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John 1:1. _In the beginning was the Word._ Εν αρχη ο
λογος. John begins the new creation with the words of Moses of
the old creation, and continues to speak of Christ in the running
language of all th...
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THEY DID NOT BECOME GOD'S CHILDREN BY NATURAL MEANS. Before the Cross,
the Jews were God's children, by natural means. After the Cross, the
New Birth (John 3:5; Titus 3:5)_ initiates_ people into _spi...
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_As many as received Him, to them gave He power to become the sons of
God_
ST.
John’s first view of Christ the key to his Gospel
I. These verses DESCRIBE THE SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCE OF ST. JOHN. In th...
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JOHN 1:1 Prologue: The Incarnate Word. John presents Jesus as the
eternal, preexistent, and now incarnate Word (vv. John 1:1, John
1:14). Jesus is the one-of-
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JOHN—NOTE ON JOHN 1:12 RECEIVE HIM means welcoming and submitting to
Jesus in a personal relationship. “Believed in” means personal
trust. HIS NAME refers to all that is true about Jesus. Born,
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THE
HOLY GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST,
ACCORDING TO JOHN.
T
HIS is the title in the Greek and Latin codices. In the Syriac it is
as follows, _The Holy Gospel, the Preaching of Jouchanon_ (John),
_which...
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_EXPLANATORY AND CRITICAL NOTES_
John 1:1. IN THE BEGINNING, etc.—ἐν�. The
בְּרֵאשִׁית etc., of Genesis 1 denotes the beginning of
that movement of the divine creative energy from which sprang the
vis...
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EXPOSITION
THE title of the book is differently given in the manuscripts and
ancient versions, and the differences are so considerable that they
cannot be referred to the original text. The simplest f...
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Shall we turn in our Bibles to the gospel according to John.
The gospel of John was the last of the gospels that were written. It
was written towards the close of that first century, written by John,...
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1 Corinthians 3:6; 1 John 2:28; 1 John 2:29; 1 John 3:9; 1 John 4:7;...
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SEEING CHRIST IN JOHN
John 1:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
It is not difficult for us to find the Lord Jesus in the Book of John.
We have always been told that John, by the Holy Ghost, sets forth the
Deity...
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VISIONS OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST
John 1:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
The Four Gospels present the Lord Jesus Christ under four distinct
aspects. The Gospel of John tells us of Christ, in His all-glorious
D...
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Who were born — Who became the sons of God, not of blood — Not by
descent from Abraham, nor by the will of the flesh — By natural
generation, nor by the will of man — Adopting them, but of God —
By hi...
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Because the bragging Jews did much boast of their natural birth and
descent from Abraham, as being his blood and offspring, therefore it
is here asserted, that men become not the children of God by na...