The Incarnation (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Flashcards
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Meaning of 'incarnation'
Meaning of 'incarnation'
Becoming flesh
Jesus's dual nature in Christianity
Jesus's dual nature in Christianity
Fully God and fully human
Jesus's birth fulfilled...
Jesus's birth fulfilled...
Ancient prophecies about the coming Saviour
Jesus's role in the Trinity
Jesus's role in the Trinity
The Son
The 4 Gospels
The 4 Gospels
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
Divine nature evidence: unlimited power/knowledge
Divine nature evidence: unlimited power/knowledge
Omnipotence and omniscience
Divine nature evidence: forgiving...
Divine nature evidence: forgiving...
Jesus could forgive people's sins
Divine nature evidence: supernatural acts
Divine nature evidence: supernatural acts
Miracles
Ultimate proof of Jesus's divine power
Ultimate proof of Jesus's divine power
Resurrection - brought back to life
Jesus's human mother
Jesus's human mother
Mary
Human needs Jesus experienced
Human needs Jesus experienced
Tiredness, thirst, hunger
Human emotions Jesus displayed
Human emotions Jesus displayed
Amazement and sorrow
Human action showing Jesus's relationship with Father
Human action showing Jesus's relationship with Father
Prayer/Prayed to God
Why Incarnation makes God relatable to Christians
Why Incarnation makes God relatable to Christians
Jesus experienced human life & understands suffering
Hope Incarnation gives Christians
Hope Incarnation gives Christians
Eternal life & promise of heaven after death