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Jesus of Nazareth was born an ordinary human and was eventally adopted by God the Father
C The Catholic Church is a source of scriptural and doctrinal authority + , Jesus of Nazareth was an ordinary human + , Jesus of Nazareth was the messiah whose coming was foretold in the Old Testament + , Jesus of Nazareth had one unified nature consisting of separate but united human and divine aspects + , Jesus of Nazareth had one indivisible nature + , Jesus of Nazareth had distinct and separate human and divine natures + , Jesus of Nazareth had both a divine and human nature + , Jesus of Nazareth had a solely human nature +
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Has queryThis property is a special property in this wiki. Jesus of Nazareth was born an ordinary human and was eventually adopted by God the Father +
Categories Arguments  + , Christian God  + , Nature of Jesus  + , Theology  +
Modification dateThis property is a special property in this wiki. 22 March 2012 02:15:20  +
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Jesus had a human body and lower soul but a divine mind + , Jesus of Nazareth had a solely human nature + , Jesus of Nazareth had both a divine and human nature + , Jesus of Nazareth had both a divine and human nature but only one will + , Jesus of Nazareth had distinct and separate human and divine natures + , Jesus of Nazareth had one indivisible nature + , Jesus of Nazareth had one unified nature consisting of separate but united human and divine aspects + , Jesus of Nazareth was an ordinary human + C
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