Did Jesus willingly make himself incapable of certain things, or did he merely choose not to do them?My preferred answer is that he willingly made himself incapable in an act of true and perfect humiliation. What do you think?<tinyboard flag>148400482

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Christanon 11/09/17 (Thu) 13:16:43 9f6586 No.552817

Did Jesus willingly make himself incapable of certain things, or did he merely choose not to do them?

My preferred answer is that he willingly made himself incapable in an act of true and perfect humiliation. What do you think?

Christanon 11/09/17 (Thu) 13:25:36 ce5adb No.552820

>>552817

>Did Jesus stop being God or stop acting like God?

Christanon 11/09/17 (Thu) 13:36:06 9f6586 No.552828

>>552820

I didn't mean that he stopped being God. God willingly makes himself incapable even outside of Jesus, as in Hebrews 6:18:

>so that by two unchangeable things in which it is impossible for God to lie, we who have taken refuge would have strong encouragement to take hold of the hope set before us.

Christanon 11/09/17 (Thu) 13:41:13 42b2f9 No.552831

In his divinity he was omnipotent and never ceased to be. In his humanity he was not (simply). So answer is both.

Read articles 13-15 from here http://www.newadvent.org/summa/4.htm

Christanon 11/09/17 (Thu) 13:42:02 3df6ec No.552835

He choose not to do.

"Thinkest thou that I cannot ask my Father, and he will give me presently more than twelve legions of angels? How then shall the scriptures be fulfilled, that so it must be done?"

Matthew 26:56-57.

Christanon 11/09/17 (Thu) 21:53:08 aea2f3 No.553104

He stripped himself the gown of his divine glory but maintained his divinity. He became man that we would know he suffered as man. He limited himself to being man and used his communion with the father through the holy spirit to perform miracles.

Yes you are correct.

Christanon 11/09/17 (Thu) 21:58:34 007f47 No.553110

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He shared our weakness as a mere man, which is why he was tempted in the desert by the Devil. And as a man he had to have had the capacity to do bad things but chose not to do them for if he had no capacity to do bad things then he would not be 100% man and 100% God.

Christanon 11/10/17 (Fri) 03:39:10 351f53 No.553362

>>552817

Look at His temptation in the desert, He could have made rocks turn into bread but chose not to.