The Incarnate Word: between divinity and humanity - La Civiltà Cattolica

The portrait of Jesus in John’s Gospel differs greatly from that of the Synoptics. Not only is the form of the Gospel different from that of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, but also the Jesus who emerges from him has peculiar characteristics. Despite the omniscience he manifests throughout the Gospel account[1], even though he appears fully sovereign throughout the narrative of passion, and although his solid relationship with the Father is mentioned o…