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Embark on a theological quest to uncover the mysteries of the Son of God's pre-existence and the potent doctrine of the Logos, as we examine William Branham's profound teachings. We dissect the journey from the emergence of the Logos from the divine to the momentous incarnation of Jesus Christ, scrutinizing key scriptural passages that bolster the narrative of Jesus' divine sonship through the Holy Spirit's intervention in his conception. Our narrative takes you through historical interpretations of terms like 'begotten' and illustrates the magnitude of Jesus' birth, focusing on its place in time over the concept of eternal pre-existence. The conversation crescendos with reflections on the embodiment of the divine Logos in Jesus, starting at the Jordan River, parsing how these insights align with scriptural depictions of His life and mission.

As we traverse further into the enigma of the Son's role in scripture and creation, we illuminate the threads that portray Jesus as the radiance of God's glory and the exact representation of His being, as portrayed in the Book of Hebrews. The discussion traverses the narrative of the Son as the Word, pre-dating His birth, and the significance of Colossians 1:15-17 which anchors the Son at the heart of creation's intent. Diving into Branham's perspectives, we examine the transition of God from spirit to flesh as embodied in Jesus, with Philippians 2:5-10 as our guide. The episode reaches its zenith with musings on the pre-existent glory of the Son, the theophanic instances pre-Bethlehem, and the divine indwelling that commenced at Jesus' baptism—a tapestry of thought culminating with a look at the enigmatic Melchizedek as a prefiguration of Christ.