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The

Prophets,
Jesus Christ,
and the

Holy Spirit
Chapter 11

Jesus Christ, True God and True Man

Chapter Summary
This chapter will explore the Incarnation.
Incarnation is the word we use to describe the reality
that Jesus Christ took on our human nature, becoming
like us in all things except sin, while retaining his full
divinity.
Jesus Incarnation saves humanity from the power of
sin and death, makes Jesus the one and perfect
mediator between God and humanity, reveals Jesus
desire to be our friend, and offers us a model for a holy
life.

Introduction
(Handbook, Pages 120121)

Discussion Questions:
Who can tell me some good
news?
The world has been around
for a long, long, time. What
do you think is the best news
the world has ever known?
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Good News

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Who Is Jesus Christ?

(Handbook, Pages 121125)

Think-Pair-Share
Think: What are some ways
Jesus is like us? What are
some ways Jesus is different
from us?
Pair: Join another classmate.
Share: Why is it important
that Jesus is like us and not
like us?

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Who Is Jesus?

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What the Incarnation Means

for Us (Part 1)
(Handbook, Pages 125127)

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Jesus the Christ

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The Perfect Mediator

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What the Incarnation Means

for Us (Part 2)
(Handbook, pp. 127129)

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Friend, Teacher, and Model

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