Roger, we’ve been through this so many times. There was no capitalization in the Greek text, making a distinction between word of God/Word of God is an English convention. Logos tou theou is used to refer to Jesus in Revelation 19:13 (never in John, where he is only referred to as logos) All other references to logos/logon tou theou in the NT refer to God’s message or revelation. The phrase word of God can be used in English to refer to God’s message or revelation, or the canonical Scriptures (a convention that has existed in Christian history since before English was a language). When capitalized as a proper name, Word of God can refer to Jesus or the Bible. That’s how English works. Stop correcting people on this issue.
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