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TCH

The Christian Heritage Center

1:01:26

#83 Your body is not the enemy, sin is + Dr. Kelly Kapic

Biblically Speaking

6 months ago

11:53

And when he is responding to this very problem, he has this whole book called De Carne Christi, On the

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The Carmen Christi: Philippians 2:5-11

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 18 years ago

25:53

If this connection is intentional, then the Carmen Christi, the hymn to Christ as to God, has the following force. Do not elevate yourselves on empty glory, but follow the example of Christ, who, though already elevated on God's level, emptied his glory by veiling it in humanity.

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Philippians 2:5-11, Carmen Christi (The Song of Christ), Dr. John B. Carpenter

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

over 2 years ago

2:29

So this is probably originally a song, a hymn. In Latin, this particular passage is called the Carmen Christi, the song of Christ, the hymn of Christ. Paul is challenging the Christians to think like Jesus thought in verse 5, have this mind, in other words, think like this among yourselves, church, talking to the church, which is yours in Christ Jesus.

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Kenosis vs Kenotic Christology

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 7 years ago

5:06

So we think of that, but in Greek, carne flesh, so incarnate means to become flesh. John 1 .14 says, and the word did what? Became flesh. He took on flesh and dwelt among us. And we beheld his glory, the glory of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth.

22:04

From Humiliation to Exaltation

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 11 years ago

10:40

You see, when Christ came through the womb of the Virgin, when when Christ came into the world and wrapped himself in flesh and he became flesh, John 114, the word became flesh and dwelt among us. He emptied himself of the glory of the of the divinity which he shared with the father and he came as a servant.

52:05

Hail the Incarnate Deity

PBC

Providence Baptist Church

over 1 year ago

10:07

And Christmas serves as a reminder for us of what the weight and wonder of the incarnation is. God became man. John Trapp wrote this, he condescended to our rags, what a high and holy mystery it is church, what a glory, what a power, what a wonder that God took on a body that Peter could say in first Peter two twenty four that Jesus had a body, has a body.

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John 19:18-30 (The Coronation of the King)

TSC

The Shepherd's Church

about 2 years ago

31:36

There is something underneath this that you've got to see if you want to see where Jesus went for you. On Good Friday, we referenced this, but I want to reference it again. In a crucifixion, your body is bleeding out, your organs are exposed.

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WWUTT 858 My Flesh is True Food and My Blood is True Drink?

WWUTT Podcast

over 7 years ago

8:26

That's the ground the base of what's being said in this passage. The flesh and the blood are words which point to Jesus death as a sacrifice. But it's eating me that Jesus talks about. In other words receiving him as he confronts us in his character as Savior and Lord.

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Offensive Jesus

KLC

Kongsvinger Lutheran Church

almost 5 years ago

6:49

Jesus doubles down on the specificity of this dogma as it relates to the Lord's Supper. Whoever feeds on my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life. I'll raise him up on the last day. My flesh is true food.

51:03

Matthew 27:27-44 And When They Had Crucified Him

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

over 3 years ago

31:45

They had crucified him and it's a passing comment about fulfilled prophecy. They divided his garments, which have obviously been removed for the death that entails a very public shame. He's not wearing any clothes in this crucifixion scene.

1:02:20

John, pt. 69 | John 11:28-44

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

almost 2 years ago

40:44

Was born of the virgin. Became flesh with two natures. Human nature and the divine nature. And here we're going to see the divinity of Christ in two different perspectives. The first perspective is the glory of God.

1:00:50

Lars Larson Live Stream

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

over 6 years ago

15:00

His sufferings were centered in his human nature, even as he's the God man. One Christ, one person, two natures inseparable, but never conflated. They're distinct from one another. And so here we see the human nature of our Lord Jesus on full display.

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The Carmen Christi and Harpagmos

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 18 years ago

9:39

It becomes the perfect, the absolute grand and glorious illustration of true humility of mind, and that is exactly what we have in the Carmen Christi. That is the only way to make the text hang together and make any sense.

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The Logos Became Flesh | John 1:1-18

TCC

ThornCrown Covenant Baptist Church

7 months ago

45:37

Jesus Christ. The lamb of God. Who takes away all our sin. This beloved. Is the beautiful. Revelation. Of the long gospel distinction. That I've also preached on before. That John's gospel. Also teaches us.

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Nothing Lost - Understanding The Purpose Of The Incarnation - [John 6:37-40]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 18 years ago

27:29

There's a skeleton, you put some flesh on, you've made those bones incarnate, to flesh out, clothed with flesh. That's exactly what happened, John 1, 14, and the eternal word became flesh and dwelt among us.

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Behold the Man

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

3 months ago

20:06

The divine name and. Yet we behold the man dying in weakness. Pierce for our transgressions. Hung on a cross for me laid in a tomb that should have been my tomb. This is the glory of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

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Our sin cannot outweigh the cross | The Whole Counsel

Media Gratiae

about 5 years ago

0:04

His first argument here is that there's such virtue in the blood of Christ because Jesus did actually Suffer the legal and full curse of the offended and the broken law. And he does this in his body in a real physical death where he he actually suffers.

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Philippians 2, the Carmen Christi, and Accusations of Kenotic Heresy

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 4 years ago

6:48

And there are others, first Corinthians eight that are extremely significant as well. But Philippians chapter two is known as the Carmen Christi. The hymn to Christ as to God. And what is fascinating is that verses five through 11, which comprise the hymn, probably six through 11, technically.

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Where Love and Wrath Collide

KLC

Kongsvinger Lutheran Church

about 4 years ago

28:21

How great and bloody the letters of my sin appear when written on the body of Christ. I'm going to read that sentence again. How great and bloody the letters of my sin appear when written on the body of Christ.

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Lars Larson Live Stream

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

over 6 years ago

25:02

The death of Christ was the death of the most fertile grain of wheat, wrote Augustine. And in the petition of these Greeks, Jesus sees the great harvest that will go on and on as a product of the great grain of wheat himself, which fell in the earth.