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   Jan 4, 2022 · Jesus did not empty Himself of His divine attributes—no such attributes are mentioned in the verse, and it is obvious in the gospels that Jesus possessed the power and wisdom of God. Calming the storm is just one display of Jesus’ divine power (Mark 4:39).

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   The meaning of the Son’s self-emptying is a rather contested notion where some interpret Christ’s kenosis as a complete divestiture of his divinity while others see an abdication of only some of his divine attributes.

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   He gave up all the divine attributes, so that Deity was stripped to a bare essence. Finally, there are those who, excluding from the passage all reference to a pre-existent state, regard the kenosis as having taken place wholly within the earthly life of the man Christ Jesus.

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   Careful attention to the details of Phil 2:5-8 helps to state as well as the human mind can comprehend just what the kenosis involved and hence how His humanity and deity related to each other. He emptied Himself, taking the form of a servant, and humbled Himself, becoming obedient to death.

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   Jesus did not empty Himself of His divine attributes—no such attributes are mentioned in the verse, and it is obvious in the gospels that Jesus possessed the power and wisdom of God.

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   Mar 2, 2017 · o Jesus must have emptied Himself (cf. Phil 2;7) of at least some of His divine attributes in order to become truly human. o Wayne Grudem: “It just seemed too incredible for modern rational and ‘scientific’ people to believe that Jesus Christ could be truly human and fully, absolutely God at the same time.

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   Did Jesus empty himself of his divine attributes?

   • Jesus did not empty Himself of His divine attributes—no such attributes are mentioned in the verse, and it is obvious in the gospels that Jesus possessed the power and wisdom of God. Calming the storm is just one display of Jesus’ divine power (Mark 4:39).

   What is the kenosis? What does it mean that Jesus emptied Himself?

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   Why did Jesus “empty of himself”?

   • It is better to think of Christ’s “emptying” of Himself as a laying aside of the privileges that were His in heaven. Rather than stay on His throne in heaven, Jesus “made himself nothing” (as the NIV translates Philippians 2:7). When He came to earth, “he gave up his divine privileges” (NLT).

   What is the kenosis? What does it mean that Jesus emptied Himself?

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   Did Christ give up the independent use of his divine attributes?

   • It is better to say with Dr. Strong that Christ gave up the independent use of His divine attributes. This leaves room for all those exhibitions of divine power and knowledge which appear during His earthly ministry, and at the same time modifies in no essential respect the doctrine of a real kenosis.

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   Is the self emptying of Christ a skenosis?

   • This is especially the case m regard to that section (v. 7) which speaks of the self emptying", or kenosis, of Christ. Some make of this a mere skenosis; Deity was veiled, but was limited in no important or essential respect. Others think the self-limitation was real, though very inconsiderable.

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   Was Jesus fully God?

   • Whatever the “emptying” entailed, Jesus remained fully God: “in Christ all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form” (Colossians 2:9). It is better to think of Christ’s “emptying” of Himself as a laying aside of the privileges that were His in heaven.

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   Why do we not identify God with the essential nature of God?

   • In the first place, the form of God must not be identified with the essential nature of God. Many of the Fathers did so identify them, probably out of a desire to gain this Philippian passage as a witness to the Deity of Christ.

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9. www.wenstrom.org › christology › kenosisCondescension or Kenosis of Christ? - Wenstrom

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   Some interpret this verb as indicating that our Lord emptied Himself of His divine attributes, while others state He voluntary denied Himself of His divine attributes as a human being. These represent the liberal and conservative views of what we call in theology the “kenosis” of Christ.