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Christology
Who is Jesus, and how does Scripture reveal Christ Jesus? The biblical account presents a real human Son who came into being in history through constituent union: the physical element through Mary and the spiritual element grounded in God’s own Form, designated as Word in its flesh-coming action.
Read the Son through Scripture’s own emergence language, preserving both His real humanity and the divine reality present in His spiritual constitution.
Christology Studies
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What If John Was Not Borrowing from Philo?
The argument challenges the idea that John’s prologue is primarily influenced by Philo of Alexandria. Instead, it suggests that John draws from Scripture, particularly Genesis, emphasizing God’s Word as the…
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The Father Has Life in Himself
John 5:26 emphasizes that the Father possesses inward divine life, which He grants to the Son. This reveals Jesus’ unique nature, as He embodies the Father’s life, establishing a vital…
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Does John 1:17 Identify Jesus as the Word?
John 1:17 identifies Jesus Christ as the historical figure through whom grace and truth are revealed but does not equate the “Word” directly with Jesus. It emphasizes the distinction between…
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Why Revelation 19:13 Does NOT Call Jesus “The Word of God”
Revelation 19:13 names the Rider The Word of God. Does that identify Jesus? Examine the Father’s works, the Lamb’s distinction, shared divine attributes, and why John’s distinctive naming statement deserves…
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A Guide to Biblical Spirit-Language
Biblical Spirit-language distinguishes God’s own inner Spirit from Jesus’ genuine human spirit, identified as the spirit of His Son and spirit of Messiah, and explains how God supplies believers’ new…
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The Word Is Not a Shortcut for Saying “Jesus”
John’s Word-language must not be flattened into the historical name Jesus. The Word foregrounds God’s eternal personal living structure in expressive and flesh-coming function, while Jesus is the genuine divine-human…
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What Is the Spirit of Christ?
The spirit of Messiah identifies Jesus’ own human spirit, constituted with the divine spiritual element supplied from God’s personal living structure. Believers receive that divine source, not Jesus’ numerically identical…
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The Shore, the Ocean, and the One God
The text explores Stable Monarchy, emphasizing that understanding Jesus requires entering Scripture’s narrative rather than adhering to traditional categories. It asserts the Father as one God, and Jesus as the…