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Why is Jesus' humanity significant in understanding His betrayal?

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Jesus' humanity reveals His ability to empathize with our suffering, including His turmoil regarding Judas' betrayal.

In John 13:21, it is noted that Jesus was troubled in spirit at the thought of His betrayal by Judas. This moment underscores the reality of His humanity, affirming that He experienced genuine emotions, including sorrow and distress. Understanding Christ's humanity allows believers to grasp the depth of His empathy for our struggles. As one who has borne our sorrows and weaknesses, He can relate intimately with our own troubles. His response to betrayal reflects His divine love and compassion, providing believers with hope in times of distress.
Scripture References: John 13:21, John 11:33, John 12:27

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Our Lord's Betrayal
Don Bell · Aug 16, 2015
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