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To: Forest Keeper
I was referring to this:
we can see different emphases in one nature or the other in some of the actions He took. For example, when He literally forgave sin, the emphasis was on His divine nature. However, when He prayed generally, or when He specifically asked for the cup to be taken away, that was more an emphasis on His human nature.
We've had argument about different persons and different natures, finite and infinite in the Word Incarnate, but "different emphasis in different natures" – I think that's a new one...
2,705 posted on 12/21/2006 9:39:06 PM PST by D-fendr
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To: D-fendr
We've had argument about different persons and different natures, finite and infinite in the Word Incarnate, but "different emphasis in different natures" – I think that's a new one...

That's fair enough, and I admit I was only using my own words in that description. I was thinking in terms of how we humans perceive what He did. I don't think that one Jesus was asleep while some "other" Jesus was acting, or something like that. There is only one united Christ.

At the same time, when Jesus prayed, I do not think He was talking to Himself. Still at the same time, when he physically healed others, I do not think His human nature had to do with that, I think it was from His divine nature. How would you describe the difference I am trying to describe?

3,024 posted on 12/28/2006 1:49:46 AM PST by Forest Keeper
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