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What does the Bible say about the humilation of Christ in the Incarnation?

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The Bible teaches that Christ took on human nature, specifically becoming the seed of Abraham, for the purpose of salvation.

In Hebrews 2:16, we see that Christ took not on Him the nature of angels, but rather the seed of Abraham. This shift emphasizes the significance of His incarnation; He became like us to serve as a merciful and faithful high priest who could reconcile us to God. The humiliation of Christ reflects the depths of His love and obedience, culminating in His sufferings which equipped Him to help those who are tempted. Understanding this humiliation is vital for appreciating the fullness of our salvation, as it highlights His perfect identification with our human condition and His redemptive work.
Scripture References: Hebrews 2:16

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The Humiliation of Christ in the Incarnation
Henry Sant · Jun 4, 2017
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