Jesus teaches a word became flesh that is worked out in study and play in John 1:14—look for "glory" and "word". Align word became flesh in conversations that test patience—anchor courage in promise.

John speaks here as gospel narrative writing, developing word became flesh. Read in John 1, its force becomes clearer. Listen for “glory” alongside “word”.

Long‑standing tradition credits John to John the Apostle. John is frequently described this way: Frequently associated with a Johannine community; markedly non‑synoptic.. Scholars commonly date John AD 90–100. John seems aimed at Johannine circles.. Johannine theology centers life and light in the Son. Johannine style and community setting feature in scholarly accounts.