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What was Jesus Doing before He was Born in Bethlehem? Matthew Harmon

When we try to wrap our minds around this reality, one of the questions that arises is what was Jesus doing before he was born in Bethlehem? While the Bible does not provide an exhaustive answer, it does give us some indications.

Why Was Christmas Necessary? Mike Fabarez

Christmas was required in God’s plan because the righteous life he requires was not attained by Adam or any of his fallen descendants. God, prompted by grace, chose to fulfill the holy human standard Himself.

Christ’s Humiliation: Being Born? Matthew Smith

Both God and Man? How? Philip Ryken

Why Must We Affirm the Incarnation of Christ? Erwin Lutzer

What is the Hypostatic Union? Phil Johnson

Jesus Didn't Change at the Incarnation? John Gill

By the incarnation nothing is added to, nor altered in, the divine nature and personality of Christ.

Why Did Jesus Become a Human? Greg Laurie

So why did Jesus come to earth as God in human form?

Predicted to Be Both Fully God and Fully Man? A.W. Pink

The deity and the humanity of the Savior were each contemplated in Messianic prediction.

Jesus: The Perfect Revelation at the Perfect Time? G. Campbell Morgan

In Jesus of Nazareth, God gave to the world again a Man, perfect in His humanity, and therefore perfect in His revelation of the facts concerning Himself.

Was Jesus Always the Same? G. Campbell Morgan

In the coming of the Eternal Word to the earth for the purposes of redemption, He did not lay aside the essential fact of His Deity. He simply changed the form of manifestation.

From Waiting on God to God Being with Us? Jack Graham

At Christmas, we celebrate this remarkable move by God—the infinite becoming an infant.

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