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What Do I See?
As a compliment to my previous post, What Did the Angels See?, I wanted to follow up with an expression of my own personal perspective on the birth of Christ. I’d like to do so by sharing the lyrics of … Continue reading
“The Word Became Flesh” – A Collaboration of Poetic Reflection
By Evan Bolton, Cheryl McGrath and David Bolton for “The WORD in 3D” initiative. ~ ~ ~ “And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, … Continue reading
Posted in "The WORD in 3D", Creative Expressions, The Eternal Purpose of God
Tagged Advent poems, Advent poetry, Christ the Word, Christmas poems, Christmas poetry, Incarnation of Christ, John 1:14, meditations on the incarnation, poems of Cheryl McGrath, poems of David Bolton, poems of Evan Bolton, the birth of Christ, The Incarnate Word, The Word Incarnate, The Word was made flesh
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