Posted on 24 August 2024
The nature of Jesus Christ is a central doctrine in Christianity that reveals His dual nature as both fully God and fully man. This concept, known as the hypostatic union, presents Jesus as transcending the ordinary boundaries of human existence. Let's …
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Posted on 10 August 2024
In Christianity, the concept of God in the flesh refers to the belief that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, came to earth as a human being while still maintaining His divine nature. This belief is rooted in the biblical accounts of Jesus' birth, life, death …
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Posted on 06 August 2024
The nature of Jesus as both God and man is a fundamental aspect of Christian theology. Two terms often used to describe different perspectives on this matter are miaphysitism and dyophysitism. These terms help us understand how Jesus can be both fully …
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Posted on 02 June 2024
The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is both fully God and fully man. This concept may seem confusing, but the Council of Chalcedon in AD 451 affirmed the truth that Jesus is "the same perfect in divinity and perfect in humanity, the same truly …
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The hypostatic union refers to the concept of how Jesus Christ, the Son of God, took on a human nature while remaining fully divine. Prior to His incarnation, Jesus had always been God (John 8:58, 10:30). However, at the …
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Posted on 16 April 2024
The Bible uses the term "word" in different ways, specifically in the New Testament. There are two Greek words translated as "word": rhema and logos. Rhema typically means "a spoken word," while logos has a broader, more philosophical meaning. In the context of John 1, where the …
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Posted on 09 April 2024
The claim that Jesus cannot be God because the Old Testament states that "God is not a man" (Numbers 23:19a) has caused confusion and debate among some. However, when we carefully examine the biblical text, we find that Jesus himself claimed to be both …
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