thistle93
Puritan Board Freshman
Somethings that I have wondered lately are questions about the duel nature of Jesus/the Son.
Was Jesus known as Jesus from all eternity or as Bible seems to indicate name given that name at His birth? Might just be semantics.
Would it be unorthodox to say the SON, the second person of the Trinity is eternal but Jesus the God-man was part eternal being "the SON" and part created being "human flesh". For this seems to be why he was the perfect sacrifice for sin. He was both God and man. But before His birth He was just God.
When we refer to Jesus in the OT, should we refer to Him as the Son rather than Jesus, being that he did not take this name and nature on until NT times?
Jesus will keep his God/man nature for all eternity, correct?
Finally was it just the human nature of Jesus that died on the cross and not the God nature?
I know this is a lot to answer but I believe vital to who Jesus/the SON is.
Thank you!
For His Glory-
Matthew
Was Jesus known as Jesus from all eternity or as Bible seems to indicate name given that name at His birth? Might just be semantics.
Would it be unorthodox to say the SON, the second person of the Trinity is eternal but Jesus the God-man was part eternal being "the SON" and part created being "human flesh". For this seems to be why he was the perfect sacrifice for sin. He was both God and man. But before His birth He was just God.
When we refer to Jesus in the OT, should we refer to Him as the Son rather than Jesus, being that he did not take this name and nature on until NT times?
Jesus will keep his God/man nature for all eternity, correct?
Finally was it just the human nature of Jesus that died on the cross and not the God nature?
I know this is a lot to answer but I believe vital to who Jesus/the SON is.
Thank you!
For His Glory-
Matthew