12. But to-them who received Him, He gave power to-become the-children of-God, who believe on His name,
13. Who were not born of-blood, not of-the-will of-the-flesh, also not of-the-will of-men, but of God.
14. And the-word became flesh, and dwelt in-our-midst (and we saw his glory, as the-glory of-the-only Son of-the Father) full of-grace and of-truth.
[1] Inessive sing. of alku, formed with suffix u (p. [45]); verb alkaa, to begin; alkussa becomes alussa by rule [27].
[2] 3rd pers. sing. imperf. of olla, to be (p. [72]).
[3] Nom. sing. identical with stem; cf. verb sanoa, to speak.
[4] Conjunction borrowed from the Swedish, and.
[5] Nominative of demonstr. pron. (p. [59]) used almost like article (p. [166]).
[6] Jumala, gen. Jumalan, God.
[7] Essive sing. of tykö; postposition governing Jumalan (p. [215]).