When we think of Gods attribuites
God’s Infinitude
God’s Immensity
God’s Goodness
God’s Justice
God’s Mercy
God’s Grace
God’s Omnipresence
God’s Immanence
God’s Holiness
God’s Perfection
God’s Self-Existence
God’s Transcendence
God’s Eternalness
God’s Omnipotence
God’s Immutability
God’s Omniscience
God’s Wisdom
God’s Sovereignty
God’s Faithfulness
God’s Love
and then the fact that the God that created the universe and how the God of the universe took on a human nature
One who is eternal and transcendence to come down.
To me theologically it is a hard concept to grasp. How the immortal can take on mortality and die for our sin. That in the hypostatic union he is both fully god and fully man.
I also am sad at christmas that christ is normally left out of christmas. He is greatest gift.
Even thou the nativity scene is wrong as the wise men would be there along time after the shepards and the archaology at bethlehem is interesting.
Then you have the calculating of the birth of jesus which can be calculated if you know that john the baptist was born six months before jesus and that zechiriah was part of the course of abijah so you can do the maths from there
I have always wondered what it is like how the God who created the universe as the whole of theology is to understand the nature of God
How the immortal can took on mortal form. How the god who is omnipresent can be in one place. How God who is in every place to be in one place.
I always find it lacking when christmas services do not have the content.
as the intrigue of the wise men or the magi, I think the best sermon I heard on this was john macarthur
