Defining the Incarnation
implications of the incarnation of Christ
does the incarnation of Christ legitimise the material realm?
A principal difference between Kingdom Christianity and Traditionalist Christianity is the understanding of the importance of the Incarnation.A word spoken in from without is never the same as word spoken from within - the Incarnation is the Word spoken within.
The true Word is the Word of the Father.
The Word of Creation was a Word spoken from without, The Old Testament is a Word spoken from without. Both give us only a flawed understandfing of the Father.
Christs Incarnation 2000 years ago was not about legitimising the material realm or the physical body, it was about coming into where we were.
What's Inside
- Orthodoxy and heresy
- Perception
- Seed and Soil - Christ and Bride
- The death of Christ
- The Word without - the Word within
- Redemption of fallen Sophia
- Coinherence and Eternity
- Eschatology
- Yahweh and the Trinity
- The mystery of the Kingdom
- The Bible
- Infallible Scriptures?
- The Missing Gospels
- The Apology of Aristides
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