The Essence of Jesus Christ

The Essence of Jesus Christ
Introduction: "There is a soul body, there is a body and a spiritual body. That's what it says: “The first man Adam became the soul of the living”; and the last Adam is the spirit life-giving. But not the spiritual before, but the soul, then spiritual. The first Man is from the earth, the ring; the second man is the Lord from heaven. The Bible: 1st Epistle to Corinthians Chapter 15, Poems: 44-46. The word "dnuty" means "Earth" or "made of the earth-prahants."

The ABC of the Faith: “Jesus Christ is the incarnate Son of God, one of the faces The Blessed Trinity is God-Word. The name of Jesus Christ carries the deepest meaning, being a kind of brief symbol of the Christian faith. Jesus – name, the Greek form of the Hebrew word "Yeshua", which means the help of God, Or the Savior. Christ –
The Greek word, meaning "Anointed", on the Hebrew sounding like the Messiah - the Messiah. The birth of Christ took place through the union of two nature, divine and human, in one Person, the Son of God, without ceasing to be God, became a Perpetual Man, in all like us, except for sin (Hebrews 4:15). Because the Son God is not only God, but also Man, He possesses two The will: the Divine and the human. His human will to I agree with the Divine.”

At His 1st Coming to the earth to the people, the Son of God incarnated in the flesh The Word became flesh, and dwelt with us, full of grace and truth; and we have seen His glory, glory as The only begotten of the Father (John 1:14), but the flesh of spirit does not, "but humiliated Himself, taking the IMAGE of a slave, having become like men and by the people of the people standing as a man" (Philippe 2:7). All actions of Christ are divine, and therefore ALL their volitional Christ’s actions were carried out by His divine will. All actions Jesus Christ was determined by the Son of God, who was in the human body, Born of the Virgin Mary. Therefore Christ is God.

Christ died ONLY in the human body and experienced all the torments of suffering the human body and its soul, even much more. Jesus was tempted really in everything, more than it happens to people, but He withstood everything temptation, and therefore He did not commit sin. The Son of God did not die and did not die. Christ was God from the beginning of conception in the womb of Mary. Christ is already under He was God in man, that is, he was a PEACEAL. Said this Elisabeth when she visited by Mary: “The Mother of my Lord came to me” (Luke 1:43).

Christ is God and never was sinner. All His actions, all of him The words in the Gospels are spoken by the Spirit of God. The Bible tells us, Christ had no sin. “For we have not this A high priest who cannot sympathize with us in our infirmities, but Who, like us, is tempted in all things except sin. (Jews 4:15). Christ in His Eternal Existence cannot be in the human tel., since the human body cannot embrace eternity, exist in all eternity. God has no human hands and feet. In addition to the The toilet should be run every day, as the human body belongs and This need. Christ, being on earth, had the diseases of His human body. Is it Will this continue with Christ after ascension? Of course not! The human body is subject to many weaknesses, including Diseases. Have all eternity and control everything that exists in it Human body is impossible. Believers after the resurrection, will receive a new body. Will Christ stay in the old human body?

God will not always be to have the same human The body, it can be another. Matthew said, “And he has transformed himself before them, and His face shone like the sun, and His garments became white as light." And when he prayed, the sight of His face changed, and His clothes became white, brilliant." "And I (John) looked, and behold, in the midst of the throne and the four animals and in the middle of the elders The Lamb stood, as it were, the indulged (Christ), having seven horns and seven eyes, which are the seven spirits of God, sent to all the earth. The body was different in the Lord at different meetings with people, depending on Circumstances. What Son of God Christ will have a human body The Bible does not say a meeting with people in paradise.

So the Lord may have a different visible body when meeting people, which is not the same as a person, and therefore in what body is The Lord is impossible for people to know now, but the body of the Son of God has spiritually, the same as the Father of Heaven. What Christ has after The resurrection of the human body is not in the Holy Scriptures. Even with God changed His face. However, it is argued that the person Christ will be the same when meeting with believers in the future paradise. V Revelation says that when the believers meet in the Garden with the Lord they will see “And his face will see his face” (verses 22:4). But only then the believers They will see the face of Christ.

The Son of God, whom people continue to call Christ, is God, and “Spirit It has no flesh and bones” (Luke 24:39). The Son of God is God, and God is The SPIRIT and human body cannot have, but was in it temporarily for Meeting people. So it was at His First Coming on earth. So it will be at His Second Coming. According to the Bible: "The days of our years are seventy years, and with a greater fortress - Eighty years; and their best time is labor and illness, for pass Quickly...” (Psalm. 89:10). Christ according to Isaiah 53:3 “He who has known the disease” His human body cannot be like that in His eternity, because The existence of the human body is SHORTLY AND burdened with DISEASES.

The "Azbuka Very" (Alphabet of Faith) website states the following regarding the Ascension of the Lord: "The event of the Ascension is described in detail in the Gospel of Luke (24:50–51) and the Acts of the Holy Apostles (1:9–11). A brief account of this event is provided at the end of the Gospel of Mark (16:19). According to these narratives, after His Resurrection from the dead, the Savior appeared repeatedly to His disciples, confirming the reality of His bodily Resurrection, strengthening their faith, and preparing them to receive the promised Holy Spirit (cf. John 16:7). Finally, having commanded them not to leave Jerusalem but to wait for what the Father had promised (Luke 24:49; Acts 1:4), the Lord Jesus Christ led the disciples out of the city to Bethany, to the Mount of Olives (Acts 1:12); there, He raised His hands and bestowed a blessing upon them, after which He began to withdraw from them and ascend into heaven. The Acts of the Holy Apostles describe how, as Christ began to ascend, He was hidden by a cloud, and 'two men in white robes' appeared, proclaiming His Second Coming. The disciples worshipped Him and returned to Jerusalem with great joy (Luke 24:52), where, a few days later, the Holy Spirit descended upon them (Acts 2:1–4)."