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The study of Jesus as the Christ, the “anointed one;” it is the theological interpretation of the nature and function of Jesus, including doctrines about his divinity, his pre-human existence, his role in creating the universe, and so on |
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Doctrine of the Incarnation, The |
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It professes that Jesus was truly a man, and truly God |
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A Latin term that means “made in flesh” |
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It begins with God’s humanity as absolute, and then tries to prove his full divinity; it “ascends” from Earth-to-Heaven in understanding God, and is sometimes referred to as Ascending Christology |
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It refers to the divine Son of God as he walked the earth in the person of Jesus |
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Jesus was born during the reign of this Roman Emperor |
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The governor of Syria during Jesus’ birth, and had the charge of recording the census alluded to in the Gospel of Luke |
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Jesus was arrested and crucified in this city |
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One who speaks to the point of inciting a rebellion |
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It begins with God’s divinity as absolute, and then tries to prove his full humanity; it “descends” from Heaven-to-Earth in understanding God, and is sometimes referred to as Descending Christology |
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It recognizes the tremendous Christian conviction that the Jesus of History was raised from the dead by God and that he truly was and is forever Lord and Savior |
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