The fact of God sending His Son to earth in human form is what Christmas is all about. Jesus coming to earth in human flesh is truly worthy of the celebration of all who have enjoyed the benefit of it in biblical Salvation. The word incarnation means “becoming flesh” and that is what the Bible declares about what God promised in the Old Testament and what Jesus fulfilled in the New Testament. Genesis 3:15 promised the seed of a woman would defeat Satan and what he used the serpent to do to mankind in the garden of Eden. Isaiah 7:14 prophesied that a virgin would conceive without the involvement of a male in the conception of this baby boy who would be God with us. Romans 1:3-4 tells us that God’s Son, Jesus Christ, was made flesh by the seed of David, but the evidence is clear that He was God in the power He displayed while He was here on earth. Romans 9:5 declares clearly that Christ came in flesh and I Corinthians 15:47 calls Jesus a man that came from Heaven in contrast with Adam who was a man that came from the earth. Galatians 4:4 says that God sent forth His Son and that His Son was made of a woman, not of a man. I Timothy 3:16 states that God was manifest in the flesh which is exactly what the incarnation of Christ is all about and what the name Immanuel means for us. Hebrews 2:14-17 explains how Jesus came in human flesh so He could be like us and die as one of us for us. Hebrews 10:5 uses the word “body” that God prepared Jesus to have so He could be our perfect sacrifice for sin. In I John 4:2-3 and II John 1:7 both speak of Jesus Christ coming in flesh, as in coming to earth in human flesh from Heaven so He could be our Saviour to cleanse us of our sins. Christmas is the celebration of the incarnation of Christ.