Salvation Is Of The Jews
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The document discusses Jesus' statement that "salvation is of the Jews". It explains that the promises of salvation were first made to Abraham, who was the father of the Jewish people. Though Gentiles were once aliens to Israel, through faith in Christ both Jews and Gentiles can now inherit the promises. Salvation is only found by accepting Jesus, who fulfilled the covenant with Abraham and through whom God's purpose of blessing all nations will be achieved.
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1) The document discusses the humanity and deity of Jesus Christ. It explains that Jesus was fully God and fully man, having both a divine and human nature.
2) As a human, Jesus experienced physical needs like hunger and fatigue. He also had emotions and was tempted but did not sin. However, as God, Jesus performed miracles and had divine attributes.
3) The humanity of Jesus was important because it allowed him to reveal God to humans, be our sinless sacrifice, understand our temptations, and fulfill prophecies about the messiah. His resurrection proved that his life and death were accepted by God as the means to save humanity.
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