what does the word incarnation mean
’ made flesh’
what is the belief of the incarnation
god became man in the person of Jesus
what does the creed state Jesus is, quote (substance)
’ of one substance with the father’
what does it say in the book of Luke about the virgin birth, quote ( holy .. born)
’ the holy one born will be called the son of god ‘ - Luke
what does it say in the book of John on jesus being the incarnation of gods words, quote
’ the word was made flesh , and dwelt among us’ - John
why is incarnation seen as important
because Justus is seen as both fully god and fully human , meaning Jesus has 2 natures . a human and divine nature
what does Jeses having a human nature mean
means Jesus felt emotions such as love , sorrow and anger = eg agony in the garden ‘Jesus wept’ -John because Lazarus dies , chasing the money lenders in the temple
what does Jesus having a divine nature mean
means Jesus shows qualities such as omni , benevolence , potency and science - eg performing miracles such as water to wine , healing lepers , raising Lazarus , crucifixion (omnibenevolence), resurrection - ‘he has risen’ -Luke
since god has suffered as a human , this also means
why do some not believe in the incarnation
what would be a catholic response to
its impossible for a man to be divine
Jesus was clearly the incarnation he was conceived through the Holy Spirit and resurrected
what would a catholic response be to
jews not believing Jesus is god because there is only one god
god is 3 in 1
what would be a catholic response to
some people are atheist and might only see Jesus as a good man
Jesus was more than a good man , he performed miracles to show he’s the incarnation
what would a catholic response be to
worshiping Jesus could turn him into a false idol and break the Ten Commandments
Jesus is god in human form. if you dont believe in Jesus you cannot get to heaven