Chapter

 1 1 |       man with God. By its very nature, the spirit of man turns
 2 6 |        He is the Son of God "by nature." He is the Son of God by
 3 6 |        is the Son of God by His nature and substance before all
 4 6 |         be Your children by our nature. Only our Saviour, Christ,
 5 6 |          Christ, is Your Son by nature. We fervently beseech You:
 6 6 |         the Father of Christ by nature. Give us Your Grace abundantly,
 7 7 |       Christ refer to His human nature and not to His divine nature.
 8 7 |    nature and not to His divine nature. As a man, Christ cannot
 9 7 |          At that time, My human nature will be granted unlimited
10 8 |         show us that the divine nature of the Three Persons is
11 12|       that woman is of the same nature and substance as man and
12 14|         Satans, the demons. His nature had been perverted; he was
13 14|        is the distortion of the nature of man. Of course, this
14 14|         soul. They weakened the nature of mankind. Because of them,
15 15|    become man. To take on human nature. His only purpose, to raise
16 15|         purpose, to raise human nature to Heaven, restoring the "
17 16|        God wishes, the order of nature is overturned." The order
18 16|       overturned." The order of nature is twice overturned here:
19 16|         and the human. "Dual in nature but one in essence." These
20 16|          This God-man, "dual in nature but one in substance," the "
21 16|        needs of man. The divine nature did not overwhelm the human
22 16|         not overwhelm the human nature, nor the human, the divine.
23 16|    accept Your divine and human nature. Hear our prayer. Overlook
24 16|  shoulders carried our deceived nature and ascending to Heaven
25 16|       Lord, take every deceived nature, every man, and raise him
26 17|          assuming flesh, God by nature and becoming man in nature
27 17|      nature and becoming man in nature for us, not being divided
28 17|       In order for fallen human nature to be restored, the Son
29 17|       assume the whole of human nature completely, to restore it
30 17|         Carrying deceived human nature upon Your shoulders, O Christ,
31 17|      gods and be given a divine nature. No. We can become godly
32 17| concerning the divine and human nature of Christ, in order to understand
33 17|       humiliated. To take human nature upon Yourself and as human,
34 18|            The Divine And Human Nature of Christ ~The Holy Scriptures
35 18|  Scriptures speak of the divine nature and divinity of Christ in
36 18|      who had doubted His divine nature. However, in John, 20:28,
37 18|         of Christ -- His divine nature -- in Gregory of Nyssa,
38 18|         look a bit at the human nature of Christ. We must first
39 18|    likewise partook of the same nature, that through death He might
40 18|      that Christ "became man in nature and in truth and assumed
41 18|         truth and assumed human nature with all of its properties." "
42 18|        teaching about the human nature of Christ and His condescending
43 18|          Christ. He is "dual in nature, but one person." Two natures,
44 18|  natures, one person.~His human nature united with His divine nature
45 18|   nature united with His divine nature becomes itself divinized,
46 18|        and are saved. Our human nature becomes divine, without,
47 18|     participating in the divine nature.~Keeping the above in mind,
48 18|      particular that the divine nature remains unchanged, we understand
49 18|         overthrows the order of nature."~O Jesus, You Who are God-man,
50 22|      into communion with Divine Nature."~For man to attain this
51 24|        ascended, bringing human nature with You and You have made
52 28|        but also of man's sinful nature. This recognition must be
53 30|       St. Basil the Great: "The nature of the bondage is a bond