The New Testament frequently emphasizes that Jesus is the
contrast between his divine nature and his human circumstances. This event is not merely a historical account but signifies the identity of the child as God's Son, uniquely and personally divine.
1. The Baby Born at Bethlehem Was God
The New Testament frequently emphasizes that Jesus is the only begotten Son of God. John's Gospel clarifies that this Sonship signifies Jesus' personal deity, countering claims that Jesus was merely another divine being. The prologue of John's Gospel articulates the divine nature of Christ, emphasizing that he was eternally present with God and instrumental in creation.
2. The Baby Born at Bethlehem Was God Made Man
The mystery of the Incarnation signifies that Jesus became fully human without relinquishing his divinity. His human experiences, including temptation and suffering, were essential for his role as a sympathizing high priest for humanity. This union of natures is a profound mystery that surpasses human understanding.
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