Nathanael answered him, "Rabbi, you are the Son of God! You are King of Israel!"

 Heraclitus took the matter even nearer home. What was it that in us individually told us the difference between right and wrong? What made us able to think and to reason? What enabled us to choose aright and to recognize the truth when we saw it? Once again Heraclitus gave the same answer. What gave a man reason and knowledge of the truth and the ability to judge between right and wrong was the Logos ( G3056) of God dwelling within him. Heraclitus held that in the world of nature and events "all things happen according to the Logos ( G3056) ," and that in the individual man "the Logos ( G3056) is the judge of truth." The Logos ( G3056) was nothing less than the mind of God controlling the world and every man in it. 