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enflesh /ɪnˈflɛʃ / /ɛnˈflɛʃ/verb [with object] literaryGive bodily form to; make real or concrete.The story of God's love in Christ becomes the good news only as it is enfleshed in a particular culture; yet this gospel can never be identified with any one of its particular expressions, for it transcends them all....- That language is enfleshed in different ways in different contexts: in gospel music and chant, in oil for anointing and in silence, in chorales and hymns and dance.
- Preaching grace is enfleshed by words and pictures as diverse as the images of scripture.
Derivativesenfleshment noun ...- To us, Canada's publicly funded health insurance plan is the enfleshment not only of Jesus’ healing ministry but also Catholic social teaching's commitment to the common good and the practice of solidarity.
- Even according to classical dogmatic theology, Jesus Christ is the enfleshment in history of the Second Person of the Trinity.
- His birth was nothing less than the enfleshment of God the Son, in which the divine and human natures were united in the one person.
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