Quote by Blaise Pascal

A God humiliated, even to the death on the cross; a Messiah triumphing over death by his own death. Two natures in Jesus Christ, two advents, two states of man's nature.

A God humiliated, even to the death on the cross; a Messiah

Summary

This quote reflects on the paradoxical nature of Jesus Christ. It acknowledges that God, in the form of Jesus, willingly endured the humiliation and sacrifice of crucifixion. Despite this, Jesus emerged as the triumphant Messiah, having conquered death through his own death. The quote also suggests that Jesus possesses two distinct natures - human and divine - and represents two different aspects of man's own nature. It highlights the dualities within Jesus' existence and serves to emphasize the complex and profound nature of his identity.

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Death Nature Man

By Blaise Pascal

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