Questions and Answers on the Trinity [Catholic and Open]

EWTN.com ^ | 1997 | The Baltimore Catechism, no. 3, Lesson 3.

[man_in_tx]

Not disagreeing. Was simply speaking in general terms.

[Jack of all Trades]

This is so wrong. Jesus had two natures, a divine nature and a human nature, fully God and fully man.

Does this mean that Jesus is a person, distinct from the eternal Son of God?

[ansel12]

I know, I was just fleshing out the non-Christian statement.

[man_in_tx]

Understood. Thank you for your reply and explanation.

[Salvation]

Both a human person and God at the same time.

[Jack of all Trades]

Was that His nature when He created light in Genesis, Both God and human?

[Salvation]

God the Father created the light from darkness.

I’ve seen it described in this way in Genesis 1:

1. light (day)/darkness (night) = 4. sun/moon
2. arrangement of water = 5. fish + birds from waters
3. a) dry land = 6. a) animals
b) vegetation b) human beings: male/female

[Salvation]

Here is where we have God referring to the Trinity in Genesis 1:

26 Then God said: Let us make* human beings in our image, after our likeness. Let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, the birds of the air, the tame animals, all the wild animals, and all the creatures that crawl on the earth.

So who is the "us?"

[Salvation]

150 Titles of Christ from the Scriptures [Ecumenical]
Tome of St. Leo the Great on the Two Natures of Christ
Jesus Christ—True God and True Man (¶422-570) [Catholic Caucus]

[Jack of all Trades]

God spoke in Genesis 1, the Word of God, being the Son of God. At the moment that God said “Let there be Light”, was the Son of God both fully human and fully God?