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Devotional Topic: The Word Made Flesh
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READ: John 1:1-18
Verse of the Day: John 1:14
Devotional Message:
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(John 1:14)
And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth."
Introduction:
In John 1:1-18, we are given a profound glimpse into the nature of Jesus Christ, who is often referred to as "the Word." This passage reveals the eternal existence of Christ, His role in creation, and the amazing truth that He became flesh to dwell among us. Let's explore the key aspects of this passage and how it can impact our faith.
1. The Eternal Word (John 1:1-5):
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." This verse establishes the eternal existence and divine nature of Jesus. He is the Word who existed before all things, and through Him, all things were made. Reflect on the magnificence of Christ's preexistence and His creative power.
2. The Light of the World (John 1:6-13):
John the Baptist is introduced as a witness to the light, who is Jesus. Through Christ, we receive the opportunity to become children of God. This passage highlights the spiritual rebirth and transformation that comes through faith in Jesus. Consider the significance of being born not of human will but of God.
3. The Incarnation (John 1:14):
"The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us." This verse encapsulates the heart of the Christian message. The Word, who is fully divine, became human to dwell with humanity. The incarnation is a demonstration of God's love and desire to be close to us. Contemplate the humbling of the divine into human form.
4. Grace and Truth (John 1:15-18):
John testifies that Jesus is full of grace and truth. Through Him, we have received the grace of God and the revelation of His truth. Reflect on how Jesus, as the











