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We put on the “two-natures lens” (true God, true Man) so hard passages don’t turn into heresies. We tackle the most-quoted objections (“greater than I,” “the Son doesn’t know,” “firstborn,” “beginning,” Proverbs 8), and show how the early church read these without denying Jesus’s full deity—ending in ordered relations, not a lesser nature.
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We put on the “two-natures lens” (true God, true Man) so hard passages don’t turn into heresies. We tackle the most-quoted objections (“greater than I,” “the Son doesn’t know,” “firstborn,” “beginning,” Proverbs 8), and show how the early church read these without denying Jesus’s full deity—ending in ordered relations, not a lesser nature.