The eternal stepped into time. The invisible became touchable. And that changes everything.
sarx · G4561 · GREEK
The Greek word sarx (σάρξ) means to be flesh — the physical, material human body in all its vulnerability and limitation, the embodied life that hungers, bleeds, suffers, and weeps — real humanity, not a divine performance, and the very nature God chose to inhabit when He came to rescue what was lost. When John writes "the Word became sarx," he is not saying God approximated humanity — He says God fully entered it.
Which verse about the incarnation speaks most directly to where you are today?
