Man-Savior is the God-man. He has the human
Man-Savior is the God-man. He has the human nature with its virtues to contain God and ex press Him. No one has ever contained as much of God as the Lord Jesus does. With His human virtues He contained God and expressed Him. In the Olympic games athletes try their best to display their ability. But the God-man did not need to exert Himself to display His ability to contain and express God. No one can compare with Him in having the human nature with its virtues to contain and express God.
As the God-man the Lord Jesus has the divine nature with its divine attributes to be His con tent and reality for the expression of God. Once again we may use the illustration of a glove. A glove expresses the hand. But if a glove is to express the hand, it must have the hand as its content and reality. The God-man is both the "glove" and the "hand," for He has both human ity as the container and divinity as the content.
Today the Man-Savior is still both man and God. He is man as the container, and He is God as the content. In Him we have the real human nature and the true divine nature. In Him we have the perfect human virtues and the excellent divine attributes. These two categories meet in