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   The simplest way to explain the self-emptying of Christ is that He set aside His own life as an act of total obedience to the will of the Father through the power of the Holy Spirit. He didn’t cease to be God in any sense. He was always fully God, or truly God, as R.C. used to like to say. He was truly God and truly man.

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   Dec 8, 2020 · What does it mean to say that Christ “emptied himself”’? Surely this does not suggest that Christ renounced or even temporarily turned off the use of his divine powers. And certainly this does not indicate that we ought to elevate Christ’s humanity over His divinity, or vice versa.

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   He Emptied Himself (Philippians 2:1-11) Jesus humbled himself to death, even death on a cross. This is the famous marble sculpture by Michelangelo, 'The Pieta' (1498-99), 174 x 195 cm (5 3/4 x 6 ft), Basilica of St Peter, Vatican.

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   Does this mean that Jesus emptied himself of his deity, thus ceasing to be God during his incarnation? After all, if he was fully God, how could he also be a human at the same time? This seems like a logical contradiction. Or, perhaps the phrase means that he set aside certain divine attributes while maintaining others. In other words, he still kep...

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   There’s little doubt that this text proclaims Jesus as the pre-existent God of the universe. This text gives us two reasons for reaching this conclusion. First, it states that Jesus was “in the form of God.” The word for “form” in the Greek is morphe, which denotes the exact substance or nature of something. Therefore, by declaring that Jesus was “...

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   We now come to the most controversial part of the text. What does Paul mean when he says Jesus emptied himself? I believe he tells us in the next part of the text when he asserts, “[Jesus] emptied himself, by taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men.” Here, Paul indicates that the emptying of Christ doesn’t include losing any...

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   Let me give you an illustration to explain how adding something could look like subtraction.2Imagine that one day you decided to go to a luxury car dealership to test drive the nicest car in the showroom. The salesman gave you permission, so you took the shiny car out for a spin. As you were driving down the road on that rainy day, you noticed a fi...

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   Jesus adding a human nature has massive implications. After all, Paul tells us that Jesus emptied himself to become “obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross.” If he only had a divine nature, he could not have died for our sins, because God cannot die. The reason Jesus could die was because he possessed a human nature. Thus, without hi...

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   Jan 15, 2024 · The word comes from the Greek of Philippians 2:7, which says that Jesus “emptied himself, by taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men” (ESV). The word translated “emptied” is a form of kenoó, from which we get the word kenosis.

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   46 Bible Verses about emptiness. Most Relevant Verses. Isaiah 45:18. Verse Concepts. For thus says the Lord, who created the heavens (He is the God who formed the earth and made it, He established it and did not create it a waste place, but formed it to be inhabited), “I am the Lord, and there is none else. Habakkuk 2:14. Verse Concepts.

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   What does it mean that Christ emptied himself?

   • What does it mean that Christ “emptied Himself” in Phil. 2:6–7? Philippians 2:6–7 does not mean that Christ became anything less than He was. It does not mean that He ceased to be God because then He would have ceased to be who He was. It does mean that He submitted Himself to the power of the Holy Spirit and the will of the Father.

   What does it mean that Christ “emptied Himself” in Phil. 2:6–7?

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   What does emptied himself of his glory mean?

   • This verse needs more exact translation. It should be, But emptied (or, stripped) Himself of His glory by having taken on Him the form of a slave and having been made (or, born) in likeness of men.

   What does it mean that Jesus emptied Himself in Philippians 2:7?

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   Why did Christ empty himself?

   • Christ emptied himself - took the form of a slave - to become dependent upon the Spirit in order to create a new human situation: new possibilities for you and me. Jesus, then, shows us “what Adam/humanity truly should have been, truly was not, and now truly can be in Christ”.

   He “Emptied Himself” – How the Dependence of Christ Recasts our Vision

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   Why did Christ self-empty?

   • The simplest way to explain the self-emptying of Christ is that He set aside His own life as an act of total obedience to the will of the Father through the power of the Holy Spirit. He didn’t cease to be God in any sense. He was always fully God, or truly God, as R.C. used to like to say. He was truly God and truly man.

   What does it mean that Christ “emptied Himself” in Phil. 2:6–7?

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   Did Jesus “empty himself” by taking on the nature of a human?

   • No, it simply states that he “emptied himself” by taking on the nature of a human. Paul expresses that, even though Jesus had a divine nature and an exulted status in glory, he willingly chose to “empty himself” by coming to earth to experience all the limitations and sufferings of a human, ultimately culminating in his death on the cross.

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   What does 'like-minded' mean in the Bible?

   • (2:2) "Like-minded" uses the Greek verb phroneō, "to think," which occurs three times in our passage, twice in verse 2 and again in verse 5. "Like-minded" (NIV, KJV) or "of the same mind" (NRSV) translates a combination of two words autos, "same" and phroneō.

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   Oct 8, 2015 · Summary: The Lord Jesus Christ “emptied himself” when he incarnated, that is, (1) when he took the form of a servant, (2) when he was made in the likeness of men, and (3) when he was found in manner as a man. He emptied himself of the glory which he had with God the Father before the world was, not his divinity or deity.