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"Logos" in Greek:

    { 1 } - does not mean fire.
    { 2 } - does not come from a verb meaning to pick up.
    { 3 } - does not mean word.
    { 4 } - does not mean a gathering.
    { 5 } - does not come from a verb meaning to lay in order.

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"Logos" in Greek:

Fire may be a symbol for logos because of their similar characteristic of gathering reality up into themselves. See page 33-4.

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"Logos" in Greek:

    { 1 } - does not mean fire.
    { 2 } - does not come from a verb meaning to pick up.
    { 3 } - does not mean word.
    { 4 } - does not mean a gathering.
    { 5 } - does not come from a verb meaning to lay in order.

The Greek verb which has this meaning is "legein." See page 32.

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3 is wrong. Please try again.


"Logos" in Greek:

    { 1 } - does not mean fire.
    { 2 } - does not come from a verb meaning to pick up.
    { 3 } - does not mean word.
    { 4 } - does not mean a gathering.
    { 5 } - does not come from a verb meaning to lay in order.

Since words have the function of laying out or picking up, and "logos" has the root meaning of that which lays out or picks up, "logos" comes to mean word.

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4 is wrong. Please try again.


"Logos" in Greek:

    { 1 } - does not mean fire.
    { 2 } - does not come from a verb meaning to pick up.
    { 3 } - does not mean word.
    { 4 } - does not mean a gathering.
    { 5 } - does not come from a verb meaning to lay in order.

Being the noun form of the Greek verb "legein," which can mean to gather, "logos" can mean a gathering. See page 32.

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"Logos" in Greek:

    { 1 } - does not mean fire.
    { 2 } - does not come from a verb meaning to pick up.
    { 3 } - does not mean word.
    { 4 } - does not mean a gathering.
    { 5 } - does not come from a verb meaning to lay in order.

The Greek verb which has this meaning is "legein." See page 32.

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