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This exploration delves into the profound question of "Who is Jesus?" by examining Christology through key scriptural references, such as Matthew 16:15, John 14:8-9, and various acts from the early church. We highlight the dual nature of Christ as both human and divine, affirming his identity as the Second Person of the Trinity, the Son of God and Mary. Addressing historical heresies, we discuss Arianism and Nestorianism, alongside the responses from significant councils that shaped orthodox belief, such as the Council of Nicaea and the Council of Ephesus.
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WHO IS JESUS? MATTHEW 16:15 THE TOPIC IS CHRISTOLOGY
GETTING A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF JESUS • JOHN 14: 8-9 • JOHN 14: 26 • Acts 8: 1 • Acts 10:34 • Acts 18: 24-26 • Acts 19: 1-7
HE IS THE SECOND PERSON OF THE TRINITY LUKE 23:46 Genesis 18:1-4
HERESIES AND COUNCILS • Arius– Arianism- Jesus is not divine. • RESPONSE: COUNCIL OF NICAEA- NICENE CREED- Jesus is homo-ousious- consubstantial • Nestorius– Nestorianism- Mary cannot be mother of God – Jesus was two Persons. • RESPONSE: COUNCIL OF EPHESUS- MARY IS THEOTOKOS – MOTHER OF GOD