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- Joy–at pleasing His Father. While Jesus is often referred to as “A man of sorrows and acquainted with grief” (Isaiah 53:3), He was also one who knew joy.
- Exhaustion–from the demands of ministry. Do you ever start to think I can’t face any more people or pressures right now? Do you find that to cope you need to slip away and have some quiet time to yourself?
- Anger–at the hypocrisy of the religious. Instead of being angry with sinners and how they lived, Jesus was indignant toward the so-called “religious” who touted a spotless image on the outside, but cultivated critical, hardened hearts on the inside.
- Disgust–at greed, racism, and oppression of the poor. Jesus was absolutely indignant toward the money changers in the temple. Not because “you shouldn’t sell stuff in church.”
Jul 30, 2024 · To deny God’s emotions is to deny that He possesses personality. Humans respond to things in this world physically, of course, but we also respond spiritually—our souls react, and this is what we call “emotion.” The fact of human emotion is one proof that God has emotions, as well, for He created us in His image (Genesis 1:27). Another ...
Feb 3, 1997 · Jesus responded, “He who has seen me has seen the Father.” Not only do the emotions of Jesus reflect an essential component of the image of God, his emotions also reveal the nature of God. On ...
May 8, 2017 · God has emotion, but not in the same way the people do. Rather than having emotions that change (like us), God’s emotions are unchanging and perfect (Num 23:19, Mal 3:6, James 1:17, Heb 13:8). The distinction between passions and affections is crucial in this discussion: Passion: emotional response to external actions.
Jesus, the Son of God, wasn’t detached from the human experience; instead, He fully embraced it. His emotions reveal a God who feels deeply, demonstrating that our Creator isn’t aloof or distant from our struggles, pain, or joys. In Matthew 9:36, we catch a glimpse of Jesus’ heart as He saw the crowds and had compassion on them.
Jul 30, 2024 · Ultimately, in Christ, God did experience pain and suffering. And perhaps in Christ we can understand immutability in a way that will allow us to see a perfect, unchangeable God who still experiences pain and emotions. Hebrews 13:8 says, “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever,” yet we know that Jesus changed—He grew, He ...
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Oct 17, 2019 · Basically, it is conveyed that emotions and feelings can sometimes warp our senses of right and wrong, or completely change them to where innocent people get hurt and/or we are pushed further away from the loving hand of God. God and Jesus also have the same emotions that we have, but the difference in how we handle our emotions compared to the ...
