The Word Becomes Flesh and Tabernacled Among Us

The hebrew word for glory is cavode, and you'll find it peppered all over the old testament. The name cavode away begins to be used again and again as a reference to god's holiness,. That's the jewish audience on the receiving end of john's gospel. John chapter one, then later says, the word became flesh and tabernacled among us, and we have seen his glory. Do you see the connections here? He's spelling it out as clearly as he possibly can. Glory has come again, only this time in disguise. And that means at least this, that the creator entered my family line so that i could enter his. But that