On the Word Becoming Bread
In the Rector forum sessions this Lent, we have been reflecting on the beginning verses of the Gospel according to St John. These comprise what is called John’s Prologue, the first eighteen verses. Within John’s Prologue, which is something of a summary of his Gospel account from beginning to end, there comes verse 14: “And the Word became flesh, and dwelt among us.” It is commonly thought that this verse refers to Our Lord’s Nativity, the taking of human flesh from His mother, Blessed Mary, and dwelling among us, which is taken to His coming to human life.
Yet this interpretation runs…
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