Greeks 7:2
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But he himself — truly the Almighty, the Creator of all, the invisible God — himself from heaven implanted and fixed in the hearts of men the truth, and the holy and incomprehensible word. Not, as one might surmise, by sending to men some attendant or angel or prince, or any of those who govern earthly things, or any of those entrusted with the heavenly provinces — but the craftsman and builder of all things himself. By whom he created the heavens; by whom he shut the sea within its own bounds; whose mysteries all the elements faithfully keep; from whom the sun has taken the measures of the daily courses to keep; whom the moon obeys, commanding her to shine by night; whom the stars obey, following the course of the moon. By whom all things are ordered and circumscribed and subjected: the heavens and things in the heavens, the earth and things in the earth, the sea and things in the sea — fire, air, the abyss; things on high, things below, things in the midst. This one he sent to them.[fn]
Footnotes
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word: Greek λόγος (*logos*). This is not capitalized because the UPDV reserves the title 'Speech' (capitalized) for the Johannine corpus (John 1:1, 1 John 1:1, Revelation 19:13) where λόγος functions as a recognized Christological title. In Greeks, λόγος more likely refers to the message or revelation sent through the Son, not a title of the Son himself. See Lienhard, 'The Christology of the Epistle to Diognetus' (1970).
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