John's Use Of The Greek Word Logos In John

John uses the translation of the Greek term Logos, “Word” to describe Jesus’ pre-birth existence in heaven before he came to earth and God’s infinite wisdom personified. In John, Jesus is the human form of God’s heavenly Word, the cosmic expression of divine Wisdom by which God created the universe (Harris 2015). Logos can mean anything from a divine statement to the principle of cosmic reason, a force that oversees and governs the entire universe (Harris, 2015). John diden’t speak of Jesus’ physical birth, but of Christ turning to flesh, or a spiritual Logos.
John’s use of the Greek term logos connects Jesus with the creation account of Genesis, for example when he states “When all things began,” it is recalling God’s command from the creation