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1. zondervanacademic.com › blog › philippians-christWhat Does Paul's "Christ Hymn" Mean? Not What… | Zondervan ...

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   This “Christ hymn” describes the person of Jesus Christ and, in so doing, develops a vision for what it means to be fully human before God. The question is often posed as to whether this passage describes doctrine or sets Jesus as an example for believers to imitate.

2. bibleproject.com › articles › colossians-christologyColossians: A Christology Worth Singing - BibleProject

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   Nov 19, 2017 · Paul is describing Jesus in the most exalted and cosmic language available to him in the Old Testament scriptures. The first affirmation of Jesus is not what he did or became but what he eternally is, namely the “image of the invisible God” (v. 15a).

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4. ehrmanblog.org › intriguing-statements-aboutPaul's Incredibly High Christology - The Bart Ehrman Blog

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   Mar 2, 2020 · I have been trying to explain the unusually important statement about Christ in Paul's "Christ Poem" in Phil. 2:6-10. It's an extremely high Christology. Christ is a divine being before coming into the world; and at his exaltation he was made *equal* with God. Wow. Just 20 years earlier Jesus…

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   Philippians 2:9, Paul describes what God did after Jesus’ death and resurrection: “God exalted him [Jesus] to a superior position and kindly gave him the name that is above every other name.” According to this verse, what did God do for Jesus?

6. harkseminary.org › archives › what-are-the-spiritualWhat are the spiritual songs of the Bible and why do we need ...

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   Aug 25, 2013 · In knowing the songs of the Bible, we begin to grasp with reverential awe and godly fear the truths and principles contained in God’s Word. The Apostle Paul gave the injunction that spiritual songs in the form of Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs indwell our hearts richly.

7. ehrmanblog.org › could-paul-really-have-thoughtDid Paul Really Have *That* Exalted a View of Jesus?

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   Mar 23, 2020 · So Philippians 2:6-11 is not the words of Paul, but that leaves us with the question to what exactly did Paul believe in when it came to Jesus’s divinity? Did Paul fully understand it since the movement was somewhat new in his day?

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   What does Paul say about Jesus' exaltation?

   • First, Paul shows us that Jesus’ exaltation brings to our attention a different kind of exaltation in God's kingdom. It's very, very different than the kind of exaltation that happens out there in the world. There is lots of exaltation of people — appropriate and otherwise — that goes on in our culture.

   Fighting for Joy, Growing in Humility, Knowing Christ and the Peace

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   Why did God exalt Jesus?

   • The Apostle Paul is saying here to notice how Jesus, who, in all of those categories, was more worthy than anyone who ever lived, did not promote himself on that basis. And God did not exalt Him on that basis. He exalted Him because He embraced humility, and He embraced servitude of the deepest sort.

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   What does Paul say about Jesus?

   • Paul is describing Jesus in the most exalted and cosmic language available to him in the Old Testament scriptures. The first affirmation of Jesus is not what he did or became but what he eternally is, namely the “image of the invisible God” (v. 15a).

   Colossians: A Christology Worth Singing - BibleProject

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   What does Jesus' exaltation mean?

   • When you look at Jesus’ exaltation, you are looking precisely at the economy of God's kingdom. It is those who in humble service have loved and cared for one another in the body who will be exalted. And why does Paul share that with us?

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   What does Paul say about God?

   • Paul unambiguously says who God is: the Father. God gave his son, ordered him to die, exalted him to his right hand for his obedience and temporarily made him lord (Suzerain) and all of this was done "to the glory of God" who Paul identifies as "the Father".

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   What does the “Christ hymn” say about Jesus?

   • This “Christ hymn” describes the person of Jesus Christ and, in so doing, develops a vision for what it means to be fully human before God. The question is often posed as to whether this passage describes doctrine or sets Jesus as an example for believers to imitate.

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   Feb 3, 2008 · We have been focusing especially on the section of that song in which Paul sets out the humility and the humiliation of Jesus Christ in verses 5-8. Today we’ll be looking at verses 9-11, in which Paul sets out the exaltation of Christ.