Scripture reveals that the Lord Jesus Christ is the eternal Son of God, who always existed with the Father and the Holy Spirit, and whom by His incarnation took upon Himself the form of man and became the God-Man. In the one person of Christ, there are two natures, human and divine, each in its completeness and integrity. They are distinguishable but indivisible, so that He is fully man and fully God. It is this sinless union of the divine and human natures which qualifies Him to be the only sacrificial mediator between God and man.
The Doctrine of Christ
Introduction to Systematic Theology
May 25, 2010 • Chip Kawalsingh • 2 Corinthians 11:1–4
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It is necessary that Christians be taught sound Bible doctrine and that all doctrine be tested by the full context of the infallible Word of God. This works inline with the formula of systematic theology. Doctrine received, believed and practised determines a person's character, behaviour and destiny.
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It's not only important WHO you believe in, it's also important WHAT you believe about the WHO you believe in. What we believe about him determines the Jesus we believe in. It's not doctrine but people and the way they handle doctrine that divides the church.
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