What Human Nature Did Jesus Take? Unfallen

What Human Nature Did Jesus Take? Unfallen

What Greek terms underlie the key words and phrases in the discussion? What was Christ’s primary mission? What limits does His primary mission impose on the human nature He took in the Incarnation?

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What Human Nature Did Jesus Take? Fallen

An exposition of the view that in the Incarnation Jesus took the nature of fallen Adam. What backgrounds do the early church councils provide for our current debate on the nature of Christ? What do the key New Testament passages indicate about the kind of human nature He took? Why did He take human nature,…

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Surviving the Second Death

It's impossible for us to understand fully what the second death entails, because the only one who went through it and came back was Jesus. Therefore, we must carefully approach this subject, beginning by examining the passages in which the phrase "second death" is used and then exploring Jesus' experience.

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Jesus’ Family Ties

Were the brothers of Jesus mentioned in the Bible sons of Joseph and Mary?

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The Reliability of Scripture

Have you ever wondered what sacred books are all about? The Bible is such a book.

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How Human? How Divine?

Did Christ lose some of His divine attributes when He became human?

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Christ’s Human Nature

Does the church have a position on the human nature of Christ?

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Temptation of Jesus (Matthew 4:1)

Does God tempt people to do wrong? A short discussion of Jesus' temptation in the wilderness.

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In Christ: Union with Him as Savior and Lord in Paul

In books on Pauline theology, it is common to speak of the “in Christ” motif.

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The Nature of Christ: The Soteriological Question

It is quite evident in the Scriptures that the followers of Jesus acknowledged Him as Immanuel, “God with us”. His followers held a firm belief that in him they had encountered Yahweh himself.

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