John 1:1-18 or John 1:1-5, 9-14

Commentary on John 1:1-14 Working Preacher

Luther Seminary commentary on the Prologue as John's birth story, the Word who was God becoming flesh.

Enduring Word Bible Commentary John Chapter 1 Enduring Word · David Guzik

David Guzik's verse-by-verse exposition of the Word, the light, and the incarnation in John's Prologue.

John 1:1 Commentaries BibleHub

Aggregated classic commentary on In the beginning was the Word and the Word was God.

John 1 Commentary Precept Austin

Deep verse-by-verse study notes gathering many conservative scholars on the Logos and the incarnation.

The Nativity of the Lord (Year B), Dr. Pitre Catholic Productions · Brant Pitre

Dr. Brant Pitre's Catholic exegesis linking the Day Mass Prologue with Isaiah 52 and Hebrews 1.

The Nativity of the Lord (Christmas) Mass During the Day Loyola Press · Sunday Connection

Loyola Press Sunday Connection background, reflection questions, and family prayer for the Day Mass gospel.

John 1:1 Interlinear BibleHub

Greek word by word with parsing for Word (logos), was (en), and with God (pros ton theon).

BibleProject: Gospel of John Overview (John 1-12) BibleProject

Animated literary overview showing how the Prologue introduces the themes of John's first half.

Jesus the word become flesh in John 1 Psephizo · Ian Paul

Ian Paul's Anglican study of the Prologue as an overture anticipating the whole gospel.

Catena: John 1 Catena

Patristic comment chained verse by verse (Augustine, Chrysostom, Origen) on the eternal Word made flesh.

Living Space: Christmas Day, Mass During the Day Sacred Space

Reflection on John's prologue for the Day Mass, noting there is no Bethlehem or manger here, only 'the Word became flesh.'

Stream Christmas Mass with Bishop Barron Word on Fire

Word on Fire's video stream of the Christmas Mass, the audio/video complement to the Day Mass Gospel.

Christmas Day, Sunday Reading Agape Bible Study

Verse-by-verse study of Isaiah, Hebrews and John's prologue (1:1-18) for the Christmas Day Mass.