The Incarnation (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Flashcards
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Latin meaning of 'incarnation'
Latin meaning of 'incarnation'
Becoming flesh
What incarnation means for Catholics
What incarnation means for Catholics
God became human through Jesus Christ
Jesus's dual nature
Jesus's dual nature
Both fully human and fully divine
What Jesus fulfilled
What Jesus fulfilled
Old Testament prophecy of Christ as Saviour
Jesus's role in Trinity
Jesus's role in Trinity
The 'Son' aspect
Jesus as eternal Word
Jesus as eternal Word
God who existed before creation & will exist forever
The four Gospels
The four Gospels
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
Why forgiving sins shows Jesus's divinity
Why forgiving sins shows Jesus's divinity
Only God can forgive sins
Divine evidence: Resurrection
Divine evidence: Resurrection
Rose from dead, power over death
Divine evidence: Miracles
Divine evidence: Miracles
Healing & raising the dead
Human evidence: Birth
Human evidence: Birth
Born to Mary as normal baby
Human emotions Jesus showed
Human emotions Jesus showed
Amazement, anger, sorrow
Human evidence: Death
Human evidence: Death
Died on the cross
How Incarnation gives hope to Catholics
How Incarnation gives hope to Catholics
Sins forgiven & hope for eternal life
What Incarnation shows about God
What Incarnation shows about God
God cares deeply about humans