“in john 1:1-4 we read, ‘in the beginning was the word, and the word was with god, and the word was god. he was with god in the beginning. through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. in him was life, and that life was the light of men.’ word in the greek language is logos, a term referring to both the spoken and unspoken word, the word yet in the mind. [and in my blogs i have shown how the ‘word’ consists of specified information that is generated only by a mind, never from a material process.] it also refers to the rational principle of the universe that governs all things. [this is by means of the instantiation of specified information.] it refers to the divine, god’s ‘firstborn’ through whom god created all things. though the word was distinct from the father, the word was and is god in the fullest sense. in john 10:30 jesus said ‘i and the father are one.’ in hebrews 1:3 we read ‘the son is the radiance of god’s glory and the exact representation of his being, sustaining all things by his powerful word.’ the triune godhead created man with whom he would have a special relationship as his ‘bride of christ.’ the logos came from god to fulfill his purpose in and for the world and for the crown of his creation, man, who had fallen into sin through adam. god’s purpose was for man’s redemption through jesus christ.”
and by redemption the indwelling by the holy spirit lost by man at the fall could be restored to the human spirit and soul in repentance.