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Nestle 1904John 1:1
Ἐν
in
ἀρχῇ
beginning
ἦν
was
the
Λόγος
word
N-NSMnoun, nominative singular masculine· G3056

λόγος — word, saying, account; the expressed thought, not merely the term.

Genesis 1:1 · 1 John 1:1 · Revelation 19:13 — and 20 more
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14,197
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