word made flesh
Logos made tangible
Word made flesh refers to an abstract idea becoming concrete reality—a concept given physical or tangible form.
The phrase originates from Christian theology describing the incarnation of God as Jesus Christ, but extends broadly to any instance where language, thought, or principle manifests in living form: She was justice made flesh, The building was his vision made flesh.
- incarnationQuality given bodily presence
- logosBrand identification symbols
- gospelSacred choral tradition
- good newsFavorable information received
- JohnCommon male name
Christ · Son of God · divine · embodiment · scripture · revelation · holy · Holy Spirit · sacred · body · manifest · dwelling · tabernacle · Emmanuel · humanity · spirit · theology · mystery
word made fleshdisembodiment
Separation from physical form
ascension · dematerialization · disincarnation · bodilessness · incorporeality
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