ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Was Jesus really human, or just God appearing as a man? In this episode of Marked by Grace, Pastor Heath Lambert answers a listener question about the humanity of Jesus Christ, walking through key Bible verses that prove Jesus took on real flesh and blood.
1:04 - Jesus as one person with a divine nature and a human nature
1:32 - Why the Bible leaves no room to deny Jesus's humanity
1:58 - John 1:14 - The Word became flesh
2:36 - Hebrews 2:14 - Jesus shared in flesh and blood
3:19 - Luke 2:7 - Born of the Virgin Mary
3:43 - Luke 2:40 - Jesus grew and became strong
4:32 - John 19:28 - Jesus experienced thirst
5:02 - Mark 15:37 - The death of Jesus
6:52 - Closing thoughts on why Jesus's humanity matters
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