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In Catholic belief, what does the phrase “Word made flesh” mean?

That God’s eternal Word became a human being as Jesus.

Which Gospel and verse says, “The Word became flesh and lived among us”?

John 1:14.

In John’s Gospel, who is “the Word”?

Jesus, God’s eternal Word.

What is the Greek word John uses for “Word”?

Logos.

According to John 1:1, what was true about the Word “in the beginning”?

The Word was with God and was God.

What does “flesh” mean in the phrase “Word made flesh”?

Real human life and body.

What does “made his dwelling among us” mean?

God lived among people in Jesus.

What does “Word made flesh” show about Jesus’ nature?

He is fully God and fully human.

According to John 1:14, what was Jesus full of?

Grace and truth.

According to John 1:3, what was made through the Word?

All things.

How does the Word made flesh help Christians know God?

Jesus shows what God is like in a human life.

Why is the Word becoming flesh important for salvation?

God became human in Jesus to save people from sin and bring them to God.