In AG doctrine, Jesus Christ is:

In AG doctrine, Jesus Christ is:

• A. A created being who becomes divine
• B. God the Son, fully God and fully man
• C. A prophet but not divine
• D. An angelic messenger

Answer: (B)

In Assemblies of God teaching, Jesus Christ is God the Son, fully God and fully man. He exists eternally as divine, and at the incarnation he joined human nature by being born of the Virgin Mary, so that in one person there are two complete natures—divine and human—without mixing. This calls us to worship Him as Creator and to trust Him as our Savior, for only a God who became man could perfectly live a sinless life, die for humanity’s sins, and rise again in victory. Descriptions that portray Jesus as a created being, a mere prophet, or an angelic messenger conflict with this view, because they deny His eternal deity, His unique role in salvation, and His proper worship.

In Assemblies of God teaching, Jesus Christ is God the Son, fully God and fully man. He exists eternally as divine, and at the incarnation he joined human nature by being born of the Virgin Mary, so that in one person there are two complete natures—divine and human—without mixing. This calls us to worship Him as Creator and to trust Him as our Savior, for only a God who became man could perfectly live a sinless life, die for humanity’s sins, and rise again in victory. Descriptions that portray Jesus as a created being, a mere prophet, or an angelic messenger conflict with this view, because they deny His eternal deity, His unique role in salvation, and His proper worship.