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15 sty 2017 · Well, if Jesus of Nazareth, the word, is exclusively only God, there's really no touch point. There's no point of commonality for him to be a mediator between God and humankind. But, John says that the way in which Jesus came to be a mediator is by becoming flesh.
Even that barrier God has graciously breeched for our good. That is what this passage is about. John 1:1–18. “The Word becomes flesh and lives for a while among us. We have seen his glory.” The passage opens with well-known words.
1 sty 2022 · Of the four Gospel accounts we have of Jesus in our Bibles, the one presented by John is one of a supernatural significance. John wants to show us clearly that Jesus was more than just a man. He was, and is, and always will be our eternal Savior.
Listen or read the following transcript as D. A. Carson speaks on the topic of Jesus as the Word of God from John 1:1–18. We pray, Lord God, as we study your Word that we may begin to feel as the first witnesses felt when they wrote, “The Word became flesh. He lived for a while among us.
4 sty 2022 · Digging Deeper into the Gospel of John (John 1:1-18) by Cory Mandina in Series, Study Guide. Where the darkness was vast, Jesus came as the light. Where chaos ensued, Jesus brought order. Where light and order reign, Jesus is King and life is abundant.
31 lip 2019 · A verse-by-verse sermon through John 1:1-18 by Pastor John Miller with commentary, notes, and outlines.
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