Biblical Dogmatics
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The two pictures are different but not discordant. It is not necessary here to go far into the details of the evangelical picture of the divine human person of Christ. The reality of His divinity has already been discussed under the head of the Trinity, and the principal proofs of it from the Gospels have there been presented. The reality of the humanity is accentuated in many details. Jesus passed through the ordinary stages of human growth from birth to manhood, Lu 2 :40, 52 ; was subject to ...the relations of human life, Lu 2:51; 8:3; had human needs, Jn 4:7;19:28; Mt 8:24; experienced human emotions, joy, Lu 10:21; love, Mk 10:21; Jn 11:5; compassion, Mt 9:36; sorrow, Mt 26:38; Lu 19:41; Jn 11:35; 12:27; 13:21; anger, Mk 3:5; engaged in prayer, Mt 11:25; Mk 1:35; Jn 17:1.
The Person of Christ. 91 The picture of Christ in the Gospels in His perfect Tl'^^e'*''"" humanity and true divinity, the human traits so epistles undisguisedly portrayed while the whole man is transfigured with divine glory, is corroborated by all the personal touches scattered through the epistles and other apostolic utterances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two pictures are different but not discordant. It is not necessary here to go far into the details of the evangelical picture of the divine human person of Christ. The reality of His divinity has already been discussed under the head of the Trinity, and the principal proofs of it from the Gospels have there been presented. The reality of the humanity is accentuated in many details. Jesus passed through the ordinary stages of human growth from birth to manhood, Lu 2 :40, 52 ; was subject to ...the relations of human life, Lu 2:51; 8:3; had human needs, Jn 4:7;19:28; Mt 8:24; experienced human emotions, joy, Lu 10:21; love, Mk 10:21; Jn 11:5; compassion, Mt 9:36; sorrow, Mt 26:38; Lu 19:41; Jn 11:35; 12:27; 13:21; anger, Mk 3:5; engaged in prayer, Mt 11:25; Mk 1:35; Jn 17:1.
The Person of Christ. 91 The picture of Christ in the Gospels in His perfect Tl'^^e'*''"" humanity and true divinity, the human traits so epistles undisguisedly portrayed while the whole man is transfigured with divine glory, is corroborated by all the personal touches scattered through the epistles and other apostolic utterances.
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