Explore the true humanity of Christ with a clear, scripture-based view that clarifies who Jesus was as a real man and how His divinity related to His life on earth.
This historical study surveys how early debates shaped our understanding of Christ’s person. It argues for a mono-personality in Jesus, with divinity present yet not always conscious or active during His earthly life, and it shows how miracles and temptations fit into that framework without denying His humanity.
- Learn how the author reconciles Jesus’s humanity with His divine nature
- See how miracles are interpreted as evidence of God’s sending rather than display of independent power
- Understand common historic positions and the author’s critique of them
- Grasp how suffering, temptation, and the kenosis concept fit into one coherent view of Christ
Ideal for readers of historical theology and anyone seeking a thoughtful, Bible-based discussion of the person of Christ and the relationship between His humanity and divinity.