1.4 The Incarnation

• What is believed to be Jesus' divine nature in the Incarnation?

  Eternal Son of God
• Match the biblical passage with its explanation:

  Philippians 2:6-8 ↔️ Jesus took the nature of a servant

  Colossians 1:15-20 ↔️ Jesus is the image of God

  Hebrews 1:1-3 ↔️ Jesus is the radiance of God's glory
• How does the Incarnation demonstrate God's love for humanity?

  God took human form
• The Incarnation provides a means for humanity to be redeemed from sin and death
• Which New Testament book states that Jesus' life, death, and resurrection provide redemption for humanity?

  2 Corinthians
• In his human nature, Jesus had a physical body and emotions
• Match the biblical passage with its explanation:

  Philippians 2:6-8 ↔️ Jesus took the nature of a servant

  Colossians 1:15-20 ↔️ Jesus is the image of the invisible God

  Hebrews 1:1-3 ↔️ Jesus is the radiance of God's glory
• What is the term for the descent of a deity in human or animal form in Hinduism?

  Avatar
• The Incarnation is a central tenet of Christian theology
• Which biblical passage affirms that "the Word became flesh"?

  John 1:14
• The biblical basis for the Incarnation is found in the Old Testament.

  False
• Which New Testament book discusses the redemption achieved through Jesus' life, death, and resurrection?

  2 Corinthians
• The Incarnation emphasizes God's love and accessibility
• What is Jesus believed to be in his divine nature?

  Eternal Son of God
• Philippians 2:6-8 describes how Jesus "made himself nothing by taking the very nature of a servant
• What is one of the key significances of the Incarnation in Christian theology?

  God's love
• Match the consequence of the Incarnation with its relevant scripture:

  God's Love and Accessibility ↔️ John 3:16

  Redemption and Salvation ↔️ 2 Corinthians 5:19

  Revelation of God ↔️ Hebrews 1:3
• Jesus was fully human and without sin during the Incarnation.


  True
• What does the biblical basis for the Incarnation affirm about Jesus Christ?

  Eternal Son of God
• Jesus' death and resurrection enable the redemption of humanity from sin
• Jesus reveals the true nature of God to humanity.


  True
• Jesus reveals the true nature of God as described in Hebrews 1:3.


  True
• The purpose of the Incarnation was to save humanity from sin.

  True
• The Incarnation is central to Christian theology because it reconciles humanity to God.


  True
• The Incarnation bridges the gap between God and humanity.


  True
• The Incarnation in Christianity is permanent, unlike avatars in Hinduism.


  True
• What is the Christian belief known as the Incarnation?

  God becoming fully human
• Arrange the key events in Jesus' life during the Incarnation according to their chronological order.

  1️⃣ Jesus lived a human life

  2️⃣ Jesus suffered and died

  3️⃣ Jesus was resurrected
• The Gospel of John states that "the Word became flesh
• The Incarnation made God inaccessible to humanity.

  False
• What does humanity gain through connection with God via Jesus?

  Spiritual growth
• The Incarnation is the belief that Jesus Christ took human form while remaining fully divine
• Which Gospel states that "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us"?

  John
• The Incarnation underscores God's profound love for humanity
• The Incarnation demonstrates God's love by taking on human form
• In Buddhism, a Buddha may take human form to help humans