In the Bbeginning was the Wword, and the Wword was the Vverb, and the Vverb is the Aaction, an this action is a done for every people and every nation. In the beginning was the word, and the word was the verb, and the verb is the action, an this action is a done for every people and every nation.

In the Beginning was the Word, and the Word was the Verb, and the Verb is the Action, and this action is a done for every peoplerson and every nation. In the Beginning was the Word, and the Word was the Verb, and the Verb is the Action, and this action is done for every person and every nation.

I'm assuming this is meant to sound a bit vague and poetic. In a poem you can sometimes capitalise things that aren't in regular speech, so I left the extra caps in here.

What's the Beginning...? What's the Beginning...?

What's the Bbeginning...? What's the beginning...?

It'ss it a time? Is it a time?

It'ss it a time? Is it a time?

"It's" is "It is", it can't be used as an abbreviation for "Is it"

Or it'ss it a miseasure of the time? Or is it a measure of time?

Or it's a missures it a (measurement?) of the time? Or is it a (measurement?) of the time?

Perhaps it is the Bbeginigning of a point on the time. Perhaps it is the beginning of a point on the time.

Perhaps the Bbeginigning is a point on thef time. Perhaps the beginning is a point of time.

But is this point is big and enourmous like the Milky Way or it's tiny and short, similar to the nucleus of an atom? But is this point big and enormous like the Milky Way or it's tiny and short, similar to the nucleus of an atom?

But is this point is big and enourmous like the Milky Way or it'ss it tiny and short, similar to the nucleus of an atom? But is this point big and enormous like the Milky Way or is it tiny and short, similar to the nucleus of an atom?

-you can say me- thetell me- time isn't a place!". -you can tell me- time isn't a place!".

"say X" requires X to be the thing that's said. If you want to specify who it was said to, you need to say "tell X"

Now, iI speak to you in a more correct language. Now, I speak to you in a more correct language.

Now, iI will speak to you in a more correct language. Now, I will speak to you in more correct language.

"Speak X" -> X is normally a language "Speak to X" -> X is the person being spoken to

Is the Beginning a second? Is the Beginning a second?

Is the Bbeginning a second? Is the beginning a second?

Or it'ss it an hour? Or is it an hour?

Or it'ss it an hour? Or is it an hour?

... a year, or a millenium? ... a year, or a millenium?

How we know that this exact moment isn't an extension of the same Bbeginning? How we know that this exact moment isn't an extension of the same beginning?

How do we know that this exact moment isn't an extension of the same Bbeginning? How do we know that this exact moment isn't an extension of the same beginning?

In the Bbeginning was the Wword; , and in this Wword -Bbeginining- everything was, is and will be... B because the Beginning is toalso the Finale. In the beginning was the word, and in this word -beginning- everything was, is and will be... because the Beginning is also the Finale.

In the Beginning was the Word; and in this Word -Beginining- everything was, is and will be... Because the Beginning is too the Finale too. In the Beginning was the Word; and in this Word -Beginning- everything was, is and will be... Because the Beginning is the Finale too.

Going back to poetic speech here, and as mentioned, poems etc. are more forgiving than standard grammar, but there are still some things that sound too strange for a poem even, so I corrected those.

But the Ffinale will be not finished, since it's always more enourmeous to be contained and understantood... But the finale will be not finished, since it's always more enormous to be contained and understood...

But the Finale will be not be finished, since it's always moretoo enourmeous to be contained and understantood... But the Finale will not be finished, since it's always too enormous to be contained and understood...