Word of God

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The Word of God is a Christological title that identifies Jesus Christ as the divine self-revelation and ultimate expression of God’s will and truth.

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Surface form Occurrences
Wisdom of God 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Christological title
theological concept
associatedWithDoctrine Christology
Revelation
Trinity
centralIn Christology
surface form: Christian Christology

Christian theology
contrastedWith merely human words about God
distinguishedFrom written word of God (Scripture) in some traditions
emphasizesAttributeOfChrist divinity of Christ
mediator of revelation
pre-existence of Christ
hasLanguageOrigin biblical Greek term "Logos"
hasModeOfRevelation personal revelation in Christ
saving truth
hasSourceText Gospel of John
New Testament
hasTheologicalRole divine self-revelation of God
ultimate expression of God’s truth
ultimate expression of God’s will
identifiedAs divine Logos
eternal Word
pre-existent Son of God
influenced Christian doctrines of Scripture
Christian doctrines of revelation
Christian doctrines of salvation
interpretedAs incarnate revelation of God
personal self-disclosure of God
keyBiblicalReference John 1:1
John 1:14
recognizedBy Catholic theology
Orthodox theology
Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestant theology
refersTo Jesus Christ
relatedConcept Image of God
Logos
Revelation of God
Son of God
theologicalEmphasis God’s initiative in revealing himself
unity of God’s will and truth in Christ
titleOf incarnate Son
second person of the Trinity
understoodAs fullness of God’s self-communication
ultimate standard of divine truth
usedIn Christian catechesis
Christian liturgy
Christian preaching

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Logos relatedConcept Word of God
this entity surface form: Wisdom of God
Jesus Christ title Word of God