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The Identity of Jesus Christ
Neither does he lose life because he breathes out .now and then. Likewise, God did not get smaller or suffer shortage when He, by His Word, created the
world, nor did He become short of breath when He gave the breath of life to humanity. His Word and His spirit do not at all change, reduce, or put an end to His deity. In order to fulfill His promise to Eve in Genesis 3:15, God the Father manifested in His Son, that is, in flesh begotten of the Virgin Mary. Thus the prophecy of Psalm 2:7 was fulfilled: "Thou art my Son; this day have I begotten thee."
How was the Son born? Nothing is impossible with God. The Word of life, which was the essence of God the Father, was made flesh in the womb of Mary by the work of the Holy Spirit, by the power of the-Most High. Thus Jesus was born as the only begotten Son of God. The Word was made flesh, that is, God was revealed to us in flesh (1Cor.15:46- 49,1Tim.3:16.)
God who was invisible and unapproachable because of His divine essence now became both visible and approachable by manifesting Himself through His express image of flesh.
Can we then say that a second God was born? By no means. We should rather say that the holy Son of God was born. Why the Son of God? Because the flesh was from the first prepared and begotten of the Deity. God prepared Him and begat Him by His Spirit, so the Son is the manifestation of God's nature. Let us be clear that when the Son was