1. His Complete Manhood 2. His Sinless Character 3. His Help for Us Men The sermon centers on the truth that Jesus Christ, while fully divine, became truly human. Taking on flesh and blood, experiencing all the infirmities of humanity, including hunger, fatigue, loneliness, and shame, yet remained perfectly sinless. Drawing from Hebrews 2 and the Heidelberg Catechism Lord's Day 14, it emphasizes that Christ's complete humanity, including a real human soul and body, enables Him to be a merciful and faithful high priest who can sympathize with our weaknesses and help us in our temptations. The sermon warns against the practical error of marginalizing Christ's humanity, as seen in traditions that elevate saints over Christ, and affirms that His sinlessness does not disqualify Him from helping us, but rather makes Him uniquely qualified to offer forgiveness, impart His life, and grant grace. Ultimately, the only true help comes through Christ, accessed by His Word and Spirit, as He is both fully God and fully man, able to save because He has been where we are, yet without sin.