Incarnate Word

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Incarnate Word is a Christian theological title referring to Jesus Christ as the divine Son of God made flesh.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian theological concept
Christological title
affirmedBy Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
Most Protestant churches
associatedWithCouncil Council of Chalcedon
Council of Nicaea
basedOnScripture Gospel of John
John 1:14
centralToDoctrine Doctrine of the Incarnation
Nicene Christology
linked to: Nicene Christianity
contrastedWith Pre-incarnate Word
denotesNature Full divinity of Christ
Full humanity of Christ
equivalentTerm Incarnate Logos
Logos Incarnate
linked to: Incarnate Logos

Verbum Incarnatum
Word Incarnate
linked to: Eternal Word
GreekForm Logos sesarkōmenos
hasChristologicalEmphasis God becoming man in history
hasDoctrinalStatus Core doctrine in most Protestant traditions
Dogma in Catholic theology
Dogma in Eastern Orthodox theology
hasFeastRelated Annunciation
Christmas
hasLanguageForm Greek
Latin
hasMeaning Word made flesh
divine Son of God made flesh
hasRoleInSoteriology Means of human salvation
hasSubject Union of divine and human natures in Christ
hasTheologicalBranch Christology
hasTheologicalTradition Christianity
hasTitleOf Jesus of Nazareth
linked to: Jesus Christ
impliesEvent Incarnation of the Son of God
LatinForm Verbum Incarnatum
refersTo Jesus Christ
relatedConcept Hypostatic union
linked to: hypostatic union

Incarnation
Logos
Second Person of the Trinity
Son of God
usedIn Christian devotional language
Christian liturgy
Christian theology

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Son of God isTitleOf Incarnate Word