The Nativity of Our Lord (Christmas Day)

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

David Guzik walks through the prologue, the Word made flesh, and the light shining in darkness.

Commentary on John 1:1-14 Working Preacher

Lutheran preaching commentary keyed to this exact Christmas Day Gospel reading.

John 1:1 Commentaries BibleHub

Classic commentators gathered on 'In the beginning was the Word.'

The Work of Christmas, Christmas Day (III) Sermons That Work · Episcopal Church

Episcopal sermon on the prologue for Christmas Day in the RCL.

The manifestation of Jesus in John 1 Psephizo · Ian Paul

Anglican scholar Ian Paul reads the prologue as the overture to the whole Gospel.

John 1:1 Greek Text Analysis (Interlinear) BibleHub

Word by word Greek with parsing for the logos language of the prologue.

Book of John Overview BibleProject

Visual overview of John's structure and the theme of Jesus as the Word and life.

John - Enter the Bible Enter the Bible

Luther Seminary background on the Fourth Gospel's authorship, audience, and outline.

Brian Stoffregen Exegetical Notes, John 1:1-14 Crossmarks · Brian Stoffregen

Detailed Greek exegetical notes on the prologue for Christmas Day.

John 1 - Catena Catena

Patristic comments from the church fathers gathered verse by verse.

LCMS Three-Year Series Prayers, Christmas Day files.lcms.org

Prayers of the Church for the Christmas Day service, keyed to the Nativity III texts including John 1:1-14.

Sermon Brainwave #698 - Christmas Day (Nativity III) workingpreacher.org

Faculty conversation on John 1:1-14, the Prologue appointed for the Nativity III / Christmas Day service.

Nativity (Holy Night), Correggio wga.hu

Correggio's Christ-child radiating light into darkness visualizes John 1:5's light shining in the darkness.