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Jesus' humanity and subordination

Prayer, not knowing, obedience, temptation and death.

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D01 · Objection and responseWhy Jesus prays to the FatherThe Son's prayer as an expression of his real incarnation and priestly ministry.Read more ↗D02 · Objection and responseWhy the Son does not know the day and hourMark 13,32, the incarnate Son's knowledge and the distinction between limitation and contradiction.Read more ↗D03 · Objection and response“Not my will, but your will”Why Gethsemane reveals two natures in the one Christ, not a dispute within God.Read more ↗D04 · Objection and response“The Father is greater”—is the Son less God?Sending and divine action in John 14 and John 5.Read more ↗D05 · Objection and responseWhy the Son submits at the endThe completed mission of the last Adam in 1 Corinthians 15.Read more ↗D06 · Objection and responseWhy Jesus says “my God” even after EasterJesus' enduring humanity explains the address without negating his deity.Read more ↗D07 · Objection and responseJesus receives life and is “made Lord”Why language of receiving does not automatically indicate a beginning of deity.Read more ↗D08 · Objection and responseHow can God die and be tempted?The Son truly bears our human weakness without his deity ceasing.Read more ↗D09 · Objection and responseGodforsakenness—does the Trinity break apart at the cross?Why only the Son suffers humanly, while the divine unity remains.Read more ↗D10 · Objection and response“No one is good except God alone”—does Jesus reject his deity?Why Jesus' question exposes the questioner's standard.Read more ↗
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