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    Youngster Episode 12

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    The document is a narrative report from a webinar titled "Advent: Preparing and Encountering the Lord who Comes" attended by Ivan A. Salazar from Sta. Teresa College on November 20, 2021. The report summarizes the speaker's interpretation of the passage "And the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us." Specifically, it notes that the Greek word used means God came to dwell definitively in his world, undoing the effects of sin and restoring creation to its original purpose, with Jesus representing the new Eden and temple.

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    The document is a narrative report from a webinar titled "Advent: Preparing and Encountering the Lord who Comes" attended by Ivan A. Salazar from Sta. Teresa College on November 20, 2021. The report summarizes the speaker's interpretation of the passage "And the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us." Specifically, it notes that the Greek word used means God came to dwell definitively in his world, undoing the effects of sin and restoring creation to its original purpose, with Jesus representing the new Eden and temple.

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    The document is a narrative report from a webinar titled "Advent: Preparing and Encountering the Lord who Comes" attended by Ivan A. Salazar from Sta. Teresa College on November 20, 2021. The report summarizes the speaker's interpretation of the passage "And the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us." Specifically, it notes that the Greek word used means God came to dwell definitively in his world, undoing the effects of sin and restoring creation to its original purpose, with Jesus representing the new Eden and temple.

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    Youngster Episode 12

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    Ivan Salazar
    The document is a narrative report from a webinar titled "Advent: Preparing and Encountering the Lord who Comes" attended by Ivan A. Salazar from Sta. Teresa College on November 20, 2021. The report summarizes the speaker's interpretation of the passage "And the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us." Specifically, it notes that the Greek word used means God came to dwell definitively in his world, undoing the effects of sin and restoring creation to its original purpose, with Jesus representing the new Eden and temple.

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    STA.

    TERESA COLLEGE
    Bauan, Batangas
    Integrated Basic Education Department
    SY 2021 – 2022
    Name of Attendee: SALAZAR, IVAN A.
    Date attended: November 20, 2021
    Title of the Webinar: Advent: Preparing and Encountering the Lord who Comes
    Speaker: Fr. Paul Marquez, SSP

    NARRATIVE REPORT
    Let’s turn to the central passage: “And the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among
    us.” The word used in Greek here for “dwelt” is eskenosen, which means literally, “pitched his
    tent among us.” Don’t read that in a folksy way. It is meant to call to mind the tabernacle of the
    temple. The Word becoming flesh is God coming to dwell definitively in his world, undoing the
    effects of sin, and turning it into what it was always meant to be. Notice, too, what we see in the
    wake of this tabernacling: “And we saw his glory, the glory as of the Father’s only Son, full of
    grace and truth.” So, John is telling us that Jesus is the new Eden, the new temple, the restored
    creation, the realization of God’s intention for the world. And our purpose is not simply to gaze
    on this fact with wonder, but rather to enter its power: “From his fullness we have all received,
    grace in place of grace.”

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