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Jesus is fully God (John 1:1; Colossians 1:15-20; 2:9, Hebrews 1:1-13). Jesus is equal with God in essence, nature, character, beingness, and above all, deity. This is clearly implied by John 1:1c. Jesus exhibited the attributes of deity during His earthly life. Jesus is omnipotent. He calmed the storm, an act attributed to God three times in the Psalms (Matthew 8:26-27; Psalm 65:7; 89:9; 107:28-30). Jesus is omniscient (Mark 2:8; John 1:48). Jesus is omnipresent (Matthew 18:20; 28:20). Jesus is sovereign (Mark 2:5-7). Jesus is worthy of worship (Philippians 2:9-11; Hebrews 1:6). Jesus is equal with the Father (John 5:17). Jesus does the same works as the Father (John 5:19-24). Jesus has life in Himself just like the Father (5:25-29). .
Jesus did not give up his divine attributes while He was on earth. He voluntarily limited some of His divine attributes out of humility (Philippians 2:5-7). He took up our lowly human status and position. Jesus changed His role and status here on earth, not His essential attributes or nature. It was equality with God that Jesus emptied Himself of. He did not empty himself of the form of God. Jesus is equal with God, being in very nature God (Philippians 2:6). He also took on full humanity (Phil. 2:7). .
In His incarnate state here on earth, the man Jesus Christ was unable to sin. He never did actually sin (1 Peter 2:22). He was truly tempted (Luke 4:2; Hebrews 2:18), yet "God cannot be tempted with evil (James 1:13)." Jesus" human nature never existed apart from His divine nature from the moment of His conception. Jesus Christ was fully God. Jesus" sinlessness and impeccability is his qualification to be the savior of mankind (1 Peter 3:18). .
The two natures of Christ united in one person are without confusion or change; they are also without division or separation. The two natures did not function independently. Christ has no duality in his action, thought or purpose.
It literally means "Christ ones" (Acts 11:26, 26:28, 1 Peter 4:16). The correct definition of the word is one who is a follower of the Jesus Christ of the Bible. ... The LDS church teaches that Jesus Christ is not God incarnate. ... The majority of Christians believe that Jesus Christ is God's only Incarnation. ... First you must show faith in and obedience to God and Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. ...
The Death of Jesus Christ Mark 15:21-31 The death of Jesus Christ was a sacrifice for the sins of mankind. ... The Bible is not descriptive on the subject of his crucifixion and death, which has encouraged men to study and understand the suffering of Christ. ... The suffering that Christ endured was extensive and gruesome. ... This was the begging of the suffering Christ was going to endure. ... "Archaeological remains of a crucified body, found in an ossuary near Jerusalem and dating from the time of Christ, indicated that the nails were tapered iron spikes approximately 5 to 7 inch...
Carol P Christ's Thought on Witches and Women Carol P. Christ discusses the role of the Goddess in society specifically in her essay Why Women Need the Goddess. ... This strengthens "female power as both beneficent and effective (Christ 603)" as an independent. ... Christ describes our celebration in the youth, maturity, and age of womanhood as "women learn to value youth, creativity, and wisdom in themselves and others... On these aspects I believe Carol Christ has made a well-developed essay. ...
The Life and Word of Jesus Christ "As Jesus lay in the tomb after being crucified, two celestial beings descended from the heavens. ... The contents of this paper will discuss the effect that a man named Jesus Christ had on early western culture as well as modern day society. ...
In Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ", an androgynous, Satanic figure, taunts Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. ... It is when the High Priest asks Jesus if he is the Christ that he receives the answer that he has been looking for. ... The Institution of the Lord's Supper In "The Passion of the Christ", the movie flashes back to the Last Supper, where Jesus spends the Passover celebration with his disciples. ... However, Sister Anne Emmerich spends an entire chapter on Judas" torment in "The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ." ... Overall, I was very impressed with ...
Jesus Christ bore all our sins on the cross. ... "The work of Christ was a fourfold demonstration. In Jesus Christ, we see God in his attitude to men." ... "In Jesus Christ we see what man ought to be. ... "The works of Christ is objective in its character. ...
Hell Debates of heaven and hell have occurred even before Christ's coming to this world. ... Heaven is essentially the residence of the Lord, His son, Jesus Christ, and His legions of angels. ... It is a place being prepared for us by Christ. ... Essentially, heaven requires a commitment to live for Christ today. ... Hell is a place of eternal suffering, apart from Christ. ...
Without the resurrection of Christ, there is no basis for which Christianity to stand. The crucifixion and resurrection are essential for the understanding of Jesus as Christ. ... The resurrection reinforces the idea that Christ died for us and for our sins. ... Through the resurrection, Jesus was proven to be Christ, both man and divine. The crucifixion reveals through Christianity that Jesus is Christ (Moltmann 185)....
Every person who has Christ in their hearts is the ones who should be influencing the world and even change what the world argues. I believe that the grace of God gave us the eternal life through Christ. ... So my life is directly connected to my personal Savior, and Jesus Christ measures the value of my life. Then, how does Jesus Christ look at us and think of us? ... May your whole spirit, soul and body be kept blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. 2. ...
