And the Word became flesh (κα ο λογος σαρξ εγενετο). See verse 3 for this verb and note its use for the historic event of the Inca…

And the Word was made flesh - The word “flesh,” here, is evidently used to denote “human nature” or “man.” See Matthew 16:17;[Reference Ma…

And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt.—The reality of the moral power and change worked in those that believed recalls a…

Beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.

Oh, all you who would know Christ, lea…

John 1:14a

St. Augustine of Hippo: After saying, “Born of God,” the evangelist adds, “And the Word was made fles…

Verse 14 marks the fourth statement about the Word. Note the contrast between vv.1 and 14. Verse 1 states that the Word “was,” referring to his per…

And the Speech was made flesh. The Evangelist shows what that coming of Christ was, which he had mentioned: namely, that having been cloth…

And the word was made flesh
The same word, of whom so many things are said in the preceding verses; and is no other …

John the Baptist came to bear witne concerning Jesus. Nothing more fully shows the darkne of human minds than the fact that when the Light had appe…

1. Having explained the nece ity for the Word’s coming in the flesh and the benefits this conferred, the Evangelist now shows the way He cam…