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What does the Bible say about Jesus as the Word made flesh?

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The Bible states that Jesus, referred to as the Word, became flesh to reveal God's glory and grace (John 1:14).

John 1:14 reveals a profound truth about the nature of Christ: 'the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us.' This signifies that Jesus is not only the eternal Son of God but also the full revelation of God’s love and grace. The incarnation of Christ embodies God’s purpose to redeem humanity. By taking on human nature, Christ demonstrates both His divinity and His desire to be intimately connected with His creation. In this way, He becomes accessible to us, allowing us to behold His glory, which is 'full of grace and truth.'
Scripture References: John 1:14, Hebrews 2:14-17

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