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Did they listen to Jesus?Because ancient Jews wouldn’t have listened to a woman.
Did they listen to Jesus?Because ancient Jews wouldn’t have listened to a woman.
Some did, the first converts were Jewish.Did they listen to Jesus?
Besides all the other wonderful answers that were already given, I want to add this: Jesus was born a man so he could be the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.what is significant about the sex of Jesus Christ, especially in relation to his making visible the invisible God. Sex is arguably accidental (i.e. incidental) to the person (our soul is not sexed I believe) and so why and what is important about Jesus Christ being born “a man”?
Is it about a mutuality between Man/Woman, Mary and Jesus? Is there anything specific and significant that Jesus Christ was born a man? And if so does his “man-ness” reveal to us something important/ significant about God the Father (bearing in mind that “God Almighty” is properly neither male/female…
Thank-you.
Another great point!Besides all the other wonderful answers that were already given, I want to add this: Jesus was born a man so he could be the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.
And the Jewish Passover lamb was a firstborn, unblemished MALE lamb.
I’ll give you my simple thoughts.what is significant about the sex of Jesus Christ, especially in relation to his making visible the invisible God. Sex is arguably accidental (i.e. incidental) to the person (our soul is not sexed I believe) and so why and what is important about Jesus Christ being born “a man”?
Is it about a mutuality between Man/Woman, Mary and Jesus? Is there anything specific and significant that Jesus Christ was born a man? And if so does his “man-ness” reveal to us something important/ significant about God the Father (bearing in mind that “God Almighty” is properly neither male/female…
Thank-you.