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 1  2,19|     human history by becoming incarnate. By His Incarnation, death
 2  2,29|     between God and man?~ The Incarnate Christ, Who is both God
 3  3,14|       this denial divides the Incarnate Christ into two, breaking
 4  4,12|       Testament.~ Christ, the Incarnate God, sanctified the use
 5  7,14|        the Truth Himself, the Incarnate God. This pick-and-choose-what-to-believe
 6  8,15|   Three Persons, and He is an Incarnate God.~ ~ ~
 7  9,13|        did not want to become incarnate without Mary's consent,
 8  9,13| Virgin.... Just as God became incarnate voluntarily, so He wished
 9  9,17|         Would God have become incarnate even if man had not fallen?~
10  9,37|     and body, and because the Incarnate Christ has saved the whole
11 10,10|      is the Body of the Risen Incarnate God-Man Christ, can never
12 10,23|    God did not wish to become incarnate without Mary's consent,
13 10,23|      always confessed Christ “incarnate of the Holy Spirit and the
14 10,23|      down from Heaven and was incarnate by the Holy Spirit and the