When Human Meets Divine
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St. Luke 1:30-35
Introduction
There was a great need for deliverance and God had a plan. Your salvation you must understand was not a last minute idea. But from the foundation of the world, God thought about your deliverance. A deliverer who was at one and the same time man and God.
He Had To Be Man Enough
In order to be a deliverer, it was of necessity that one would be kin to humanity. He had to be able to relate to us in a way that made deliverance relavant to us.
- He had to be man enough to know that difficulties were ahead and still move in the direction of ultimate end.
- He had to walk through this world and see the things that we should go through.
- He had to understand the human side of life.
- He needed to know the struggles that we encounter.
- Therefore he could not simply be God, he had to be man enough to save.
He Had To Be God Enough
In order to be a deliverer, it was necessary that he be as much God as he could be.
- He had to be God to know what was best for man.
- He needed to have power enough to conquer sin in the flesh.
- He had to have enough power to break the power of sin.
Human Met Divine
So the angel comes to Mary and says to her that you are a part of the plan of God. For centuries and millenia people had looked for the promised Messiah.
- Human/Divine
- He had to be man enough to go to sleep like everybody else, but God enough to wake up and rebuke the sea.
- He had to be man enough to be hungry like everybody else, but God enough to take two fish and five loaves of bread and feed five thousand.