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A 3 page paper that discusses these verses with an emphasis on the reasons for Christ's birth as found in this passage. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Chapter 2, Paul writes that we must pay more attention to what we have heard, it we dont, it will drift away. In fact, Paul says: "we will drift away"
(Hebrews 2:1). Angels gave the message on the law and the way to salvation (Hebrews 2:2,3). If we ignore it, we are lost. The text goes on to say that
God put everything under Him but we do not see all that is under God (Hebrews 2:8). We do see Jesus, however (Hebrews 2:9). Jesus is the salvation. Jesus was
born to save people from their sin and eternal damnation. Paul identifies the reasons for the Birth of Christ as being salvation of humanity: to experience death for everyone, to
demonstrate perfect suffering, to make men holy, to declare everyone his brother and to demonstrate His trust in God. it is only through Christs birth, death and resurrection that man
is saved from himself, from the sin of the first man. While the first Adam took humanity into sin, the last Adam, Jesus Christ, who sets man free (Stedman,
1992). He was made lower than the angels, who can neither suffer nor die (Wesley, 1765) in that He took on a human body but was never inferior to them
(Stedman, 1992). Jesus was the only perfect human being ever born. As such, it was only through His perfection that man could be saved. He had to suffer the pain,
torture and the humiliation in order to fulfill the mission given by the Father. Stedman (1992) states that this is the meaning of "make the author of their salvation perfect
through suffering" (Hebrews 2:10). Only the Son of God could bring this perfection to the mission. He was the perfect offering for sin (Wesley, 1765). Through this act, Jesus becomes
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