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Christ Could Not Be Tempted

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Houston South Belt Assembly of Christ 1986Description: 146pSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • 232.95 B561
Partial contents:
Introduction Christ was Never Tempted to Sin The Doctrine that Christ was Peccable Is Heresy Christ was Tested Apart from Sin Teachers of Peccability Proclaim Another Jesus Jesus Christ is the Unique Person Christ Assumed a Human Nature The God-Man Lacked Knowledge Teachers of Impeccability are not guilty of Docetism Exegesis of Scripture Proves Christ Affirned His Impeccability There Was No Sin in the Incarnate Christ Christ Did Not Sin During the Days of His Flesh Christ Who Knew No Sin was Made Sin Opposite Imputations are Inseparable Sins are Forgiven and Sin is Condemned Christ was Both Priest and Sacrifice Jesus Christ is High Priest Forever
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Introduction Christ was Never Tempted to Sin The Doctrine that Christ was Peccable Is Heresy Christ was Tested Apart from Sin Teachers of Peccability Proclaim Another Jesus Jesus Christ is the Unique Person Christ Assumed a Human Nature The God-Man Lacked Knowledge Teachers of Impeccability are not guilty of Docetism Exegesis of Scripture Proves Christ Affirned His Impeccability There Was No Sin in the Incarnate Christ Christ Did Not Sin During the Days of His Flesh Christ Who Knew No Sin was Made Sin Opposite Imputations are Inseparable Sins are Forgiven and Sin is Condemned Christ was Both Priest and Sacrifice Jesus Christ is High Priest Forever

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