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1. www.thegospelcoalition.org › blogs › erik-raymondWhy Must Jesus Be both Human and Divine? - The Gospel Coalition

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   Dec 6, 2018 · In short, the answer is, Jesus had to be truly God so that he could satisfy God’s wrath and secure for us true righteousness and life. More could be said here but certainly not less. If you like shorthand categories: The Redeemer had to be truly human: in order to suffer and sympathize.

2. concentricglobal.org › wp-content › uploadsThe Humanity of Jesus - Concentric Global

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   Testament that Jesus shared in our humanity and was like us in all ways (except for our sinfulness). Why did Jesus become fully human? In a quick and yet profound way, Hebrews 2 tells us why Christ needed to be fully human. In Hebrews 1 the emphasis is upon Jesus’ deity, but in chapter 2 the emphasis shifts to His humanity.

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3. lionandlambapologetics.org › wp-content › uploadsHow is Jesus fully God and fully man, yet one person?

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   It probably would have been possible for God to create Jesus as a complete human being in heaven and send him to descend from heaven to earth without the benefit of any human parent.

4. www.gotquestions.org › humanity-of-JesusWhy is the humanity of Jesus important? | GotQuestions.org

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   Dec 22, 2023 · Jesus accomplished our redemption on the cross, exchanging our sin for His perfect righteousness (2 Corinthians 5:21). Another reason Jesus had to be fully human is that God established the necessity of the shedding of blood for the remission of sins (Leviticus 17:11; Hebrews 9:22).

5. www.faithcentral.org.nz › wp-content › uploadsThe Life and Times of Jesus - FaithCentral

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   Jesus is fully human The most personal thing about us is our name. It is the way our friends address us and other people speak about us. Jesus’ name did the same for him. It identified Hehu as belonging to the human family and being he tino tangata (fully human). Jesus’ name was the way his family and friends addressed him and others spoke ...

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6. www.desiringgod.org › articles › jesus-is-fully-humanJesus Is Fully Human - Desiring God

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   Dec 15, 2016 · “Have we overlooked how human — how shockingly human — God himself became in Jesus of Nazareth?” The mature and carefully formulated answer of church history is this: In addition to being fully divine, Jesus is fully human. His one person has both an infinite, divine mind and a finite, human mind.

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   Why did Jesus have to be fully human?

   • Jesus accomplished our redemption on the cross, exchanging our sin for His perfect righteousness (2 Corinthians 5:21). Another reason Jesus had to be fully human is that God established the necessity of the shedding of blood for the remission of sins (Leviticus 17:11; Hebrews 9:22).

   Why is the humanity of Jesus important? | GotQuestions.org

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   What if Jesus had used his deity to live out his humanity?

   • If Jesus had used His deity to live out His humanity He would not have been fully human. He would have been less or more (depending upon your perspective) than human. Instead, He “shared in our humanity” (Heb. 2:14) and “He had to be made like His brothers in every way” (Heb. 2:17). What a profound thought!

   The Humanity of Jesus - Concentric Global

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   Did Jesus live a human life?

   • Of course, being God, Jesus knew our situation and was sympathetic to us prior to His incarnation; but the fact that He lived a human life means that He experienced all the temptations, discomforts, and miseries that accompany life in the flesh. He suffered with us.

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   How did Jesus reveal God to humankind?

   • While God revealed Himself to humankind in the Old Testament the revelation was incomplete. There were a number of things that waited till God Himself came to earth in the Person of Jesus Christ. Thus Jesus revealed God to humanity in a personal way. 2. Jesus Came To Fulfill God's Promises To Certain People

   Why Did Jesus, as God, Become a Human Being? - Blue Letter Bible

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   Does Jesus have a human body?

   • Not only did the Son of God have — and still has — a fully human body, but also a fully human mind, heart, and will. The New Testament is clear enough that Jesus has a human body. John 1:14 means at least this, and more: “The Word became flesh.” His humanity became one of the first tests of orthodoxy (1 John 4:2; 2 John 7). He was born (Luke 2:7).

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   Was Jesus a human person?

   • That Jesus of Nazareth was truly and fully human was plain enough to those who saw and heard and touched and shared life with him (1 John 1:1). No one questioned his humanity during his ministry. What was not apparent at first, and revealed carefully and convincingly in his life and resurrection, was that he also was God.

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8. www.blueletterbible.org › faq › don_stewartWhy Did Jesus, as God, Become a Human Being? - Blue Letter Bible

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   Jesus Christ was fully God and fully human. Jesus Laid Aside His Heavenly Glory. In becoming a human being Jesus laid aside His heavenly glory to live among us. The question is, why did He do it? The Scriptures give us several reasons why Jesus came to earth. 1. He Wanted To Further Reveal God To Humanity.