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John 1:1 — Word Study Preview

In the beginning was the λόγος (logos), and the λόγος was with God, and the λόγος was God.

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G3056

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λόγος (logos)

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"Love" in 1 Cor 13 is αγάπη (agape) — it means unconditional, selfless love. Unlike other Greek words for love, this one describes a choice to love regardless of feelings.
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αγάπη (agape, G26) — used 116x in NT. Distinguished from phileo and eros. Central to Johannine theology. LXX translates Hebrew hesed.
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αγάπη, -ης, ἡ (BDAG 5-6) nom.sg.fem. First attested in LXX (2 Sam 13:15). Pre-Christian papyri: P.Oxy. 1380. Semantic shift from Hellenistic → NT usage.

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