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[Emoke Greschik]

Your daily Gospel reflection...
*Monday, December 25, 2017*
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The Nativity of the Lord (Christmas)

John 1:1-18




*Friends, our Christmas day Gospel focuses on the Word made flesh. Ancient
Jewish thought found all sorts of sophisticated ways to say that God was
active in the world without ceasing to be transcendent over it. Above all,
they spoke of God’s holy Word, a Word by which all things were made.Now
listen to the Prologue to John’s Gospel: "In the beginning was the Word…"
He’s writing a new Genesis—and he is drawing our attention to this word of
God, this powerful, musical breath of God that makes and governs the
universe and speaks through the prophets, this Word that is the same as
God.And this Word became flesh. The Greek term means "pitched his tent
among us," the very phrase used of God’s Wisdom inhabiting the Temple in
Jerusalem. "And we saw his glory…and he was full of grace and truth."
Glory, for he is beautiful to look on; truth, for he is the new Law. All
the ways that the Old Testament spoke of God’s involvement with the world
come together in this description of Jesus Christ. He is the powerful Word
that will not return without accomplishing his purpose. *


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