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The biblical teaching regarding the incarnation of Christ and the person of the Mediator is awe-inspiring. This doctrine amazes us not simply because it is mysterious and somewhat beyond human comprehension, but because there is a sense in which the hypostatic union of the two natures in Christ is the greatest miracle in Scripture. In order to save us God had to become man. The Son assumed a genuine human nature in order to: perfectly obey God’s law (in order to fulfill the covenant of works), suffer and die on the cross as a vicarious atonement and rise again victorious over Satan, sin and death. Even now the God-man sits enthroned at the right had of God interacting and applying redemption to His people. It is a tremendous blessing to us that the Mediator will forever and ever be both God and man. For eternity we will be able to look at the scars in our Lord’s hands, feet and side. His glorified human body will be an eternal testimony to His supreme love; the love that caused Him to descend from the room of heaven to the filthy manger in Bethlehem and the painful road to Golgotha.

If you are not a Christian, then it is now time to behold the God-man with the eyes of faith. Believe in His person and His work of redemption. There is no other name given among men by which we can be saved (Ac. 4:12). There is only one mediator between God and man, the Man Jesus Christ (1 Tim. 2:5). Dear Christian, you know that there is no other greater motivation for obedience and good works than our love and adoration for Christ. Lord enable us to be continually faithful to our precious Lord and Savior—Immanuel. Amen. - Brian Schwertley

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The Nature of the Incarnation (Part 1) - Hebrews 1:1-2 John MacArthur, Jr.icon
The Nature of the Incarnation (Part 2) - Hebrews 1:2-4 John MacArthur, Jr.icon
The Nature of the Incarnation (Part 3) - Hebrews 1:4-14 John MacArthur, Jr.icon
Why God Became a Man - Hebrews 2:9-18 John MacArthur, Jr.icon
The Tears of Christ OCTAVIUS WINSLOWicon
Incarnation - God Sent His Son, to Save Us by J.I. Packericon
On the Incarnation Athanasius (with introduction by C.S. Lewis) Athanasius stood contra mundum ("against the world") in defense of the biblical doctrine of Christ. He opposed Arius when it seemed all the world would follow Arius's heresy.icon
Christ's Humiliation in His Incarnation Thomas Watson - from A Body of Divinityicon
The Nature of the Redeemer's Humanity J.C. Philpoticon
The Incarnation of Christ Brian Schwertleyicon
The Incarnation and Humanity of Christ Sam Stormsicon
The Person Of Jesus Christ Fred G. Zaspelicon
The Meekness and Gentleness of Christ Geoff Thomasicon
The Riches and the Poverty of Jesus Christ Geoff Thomasicon
The Tears of Christ Octavious Winslowicon
Heaven Came Down: The Mission of Christ Michael S. Hortonicon
The Incarnation of Christ John Gillicon
Thinking About The Incarnation: The Divine Word Became Flesh Kenneth Samplesicon
Heaven Came Down: The Mission of Christ Michael S. Hortonicon
A Big God for Little People Seven Christmas Eve Meditations Luke 2:1-20icon
A Burning Witness to the Light John Pipericon
From Bethlehem in the Majesty of the Name of the Lord John Pipericon
How to Become a Child of God John Pipericon
Three Meditations on "The Messiah" John Pipericon
Triumphant Light John Pipericon
The Word Became Flesh John Pipericon
The Word Was Made Flesh John Pipericon
You Shall Go Forth Leaping Like Calves John Pipericon
Christ Conceived by the Holy Spirit John Pipericon
The Virgin Birth of the Son of God John Pipericon
The Word Was God and Became Flesh John Pipericon
Why the Son of God Came Into the World John Pipericon
The End of the Incarnation B.B. Warfieldicon
The Humanity of Christ A.W. Pinkicon
The Incarnation and Birth of Christ Charles Spurgeonicon
The Humanity of Christ MacDufficon
Why God Became Man Lehman Strauss, Litt.D., F.R.G.S.icon
Christ James Ussher (1581-1656) - a study of the incarnation of Christ, discusses the distinction between the person of Christ and His human nature.icon
Why Has God Incarnate Suddenly Become Mythical? Dr. John Warwick Montgomeryicon
Understanding the Incarnation Matt Permanicon
Kuyper on the Incarnation of the Word Dr. J. Fabericon
Christ Weeping Over Jerusalem Maurice Robertsicon
Jesus is a Man CARMicon
The Importance of the Incarnation Bob Deffinbaugh , Th.M.icon
Why God Became Man Lehman Strauss, Litt.D., F.R.G.S.icon
Christ James Ussher (1581-1656) - a study of the incarnation of Christ, discusses the distinction between the person of Christ and His human nature. Ussher clearly regards the virgin birth as the incarnation of deity (“Immanuel”). In the second portionicon
Understanding the Incarnation Matt Permanicon
The Active and Passive Obedience of Christ Loraine Boettnericon
Light for Those Who Sit in Darkness Charles Spurgeonicon
Incarnation and Humanity Sam Stormsicon
Virgin Birth Sam Stormsicon
Why the Incarnation? (MP3) Dr. David Wellsicon
The Second Person, in Person Fred Sandersicon
Can a Christian Deny the Virgin Birth? Al Mohlericon
Philippians 2:6-11 - The Incarnation of the Triune God John MacArthur, Jr.icon
Philippians 2:6-11 - The Inside Story of the Incarnation John MacArthur, Jr.icon
Philippians 2:6-11 - The Humility and Exaltation of Christ John MacArthur, Jr.icon
The Results of the Incarnation Ken Schurbicon
How Could Jesus Be Both Divine and Human? R.C. Sproulicon
Incarnation, Inspiration, and Pneumatology: A Reformed Incarnational Analogy Lane G. Tiptonicon
The Gift God Gave (MP3) Arturo G. Azurdia IIIicon
The Importance of Jesus' Fulfilling All Righeousness For Us John Hendryxicon
Christ Sleeping on the Sea Alexander Moody Stuarticon
The Incarnation of Christ Dr. Richard J. Krejciricon
The Virgin Birth & the Incarnation Arthur C. Custanceicon
The Gender of Jesus and the Incarnation Jack Cottrellicon
Images of the Savior (.pdf) Nathan Pitchford - 50 meditations, based on the major events in the life of Christ from his birth to his ascensionicon
Revisiting Inspiration and Incarnation (.pdf) Bruce Waltkeicon
God and Man in one Person, our Savior Theodore Bezaicon
The Humanity of Christ (.pdf) John Blanchard, Reformation & Revival 2:2 (Spring 1993): 55-66.icon
Made Like His Brothers (.pdf) Tom Wells, Reformation & Revival 2:2 (Spring 1993): 45-54.icon
Getting Christmas Right (.pdf) Howard Sloan, R. Scott Clark, Danny Hydeicon
God Walked the Earth: The Incarnation of Jesus (MP3) Professor Kenneth Samplesicon
Imitating the Incarnation (.pdf) B.B. Warfieldicon
The Incarnation Bruce Wareicon
The Humanity of Jesus Christ Bruce Wareicon
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Recommended Reading

Jesus Ascended: The Meaning of Christ's Continuing Incarnation
by Gerrit Scott Dawson

Systematic Theology: An Introduction to Biblical Doctrine
by Wayne Grudem

Person and Work of Christ
by Benjamin B. Warfield


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