Toward Christ; in the direction of Christ spiritually or physically.
From Christ plus the English suffix -ward (from Old English weard, meaning 'direction' or 'toward'). This formation mirrors English words like 'homeward' and 'skyward,' indicating movement or direction.
Directional suffixes like '-ward' are wonderfully efficient—they turn any noun into an adverb showing direction, which is why medieval theologians could write about moving 'christward' just as we talk about moving 'eastward.'
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