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   We need to understand that following Jesus means following him as a servant who humbles himself -- or we'll never really understand him. So let's begin as Paul sets up the issues in the first few verses. This passage has six sections: An appeal to Christ's blessings and benefits (2:1) A call to unity (2:2) A warning against selfishness (2:3a)

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   1 Min Read. 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.

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   What does Philippians 2:7 mean? Rather than coming to earth to demand others serve Him, Jesus "emptied himself." This does not mean Jesus stopped being God. Rather than coming the first time as a king, Jesus chose not to exhibit His unlimited powers. He came to serve rather than to be served (Matthew 20:28; Mark 10:45).

4. www.harvesthousepublishers.com › data › filesWYNTER JONATHAN PITTS Emptied - Harvest House

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   Emptied. The word is simple, and we all understand it. In mar-riage, emptying ourselves is the key to unlocking what God had in mind to ultimately bring about what He has for you and for us in this most vital relationship. We are to be emptied. More than that, we are to empty ourselves. But empty ourselves of what? Obviously, we can empty ...

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   Oct 8, 2015 · The word “vainglory” is translated from κενοδοξίαν, which basically comes from two words, κενός, meaning “empty,” and δόξα, meaning “glory.” It seems to me that the apostle Paul is contrasting the manner of the Philippians with that of the Lord Jesus Christ.

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   King James Version (KJV) but emptied himself, by taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men. And being found in human form, he humbled himself by.

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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 the Greek word emptied himself mean?

   • The Greek for "emptied himself" is kenosis, now a general theological term for the concept of God choosing to not allow himself the rights and powers of godhood.

   What does Paul mean when he says Jesus "emptied himself"?

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   What does it mean if God emptied himself of his glory?

   • 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. The “glory” is the “glory which He had with the Father before the world was” (John 17:5; comp. Philippians 1:14), clearly corresponding to the Shechinah of the Divine Presence.

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

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   What does bringing to emptiness mean?

   • The essential idea is that of bringing to emptiness, vanity, or nothingness; and, hence, it is applied to a case where one lays aside his rank and dignity, and becomes in respect to that as nothing; that is, he assumes a more humble rank and station. In regard to its meaning here, we may remark:

   What does Paul mean when he says Jesus "emptied himself"?

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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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   What does'made himself nothing' mean in the Bible?

   • "Made himself nothing" (NIV), "made himself of no reputation" (KJV), and "emptied himself" (NRSV) is the Greek verb kenaō, literally, "to make empty, to empty," and figuratively or metaphorically, "to make of no effect." Used with the emphatic "himself" makes it clear that this was a voluntary action by the preexistent Christ.

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   Jesus emptied his heart like St. Hesychios the Priest (5th or 6th c.) stated in "Watchfulness and Holiness." We should empty our hearts so that we completely leave all earthly cares behind.