
CHAPTER THREE: THE INCARNATION OF JESUS’ (II) HIS DEATH, BURIAL AND RESURRECTION
It may be needful to state that man was created essentially to reveal God’s eternal glory
in the universe from the earth (Is. 43:7; Rev. 4:11) and to accomplish this man was to
share in His eternal life and glory through Christ (Jn. 17:1-10). However, when man
disobeyed God and therefore died (Gen. 2:15-17 v. 17; 3:1-19 v. 5, 7), he lost God’s
Shekinah glory from the presence of His very life to mankind (Ex. 33:18; Jn. 17:5; Acts 7:2;
2Thess. 2:14). All human beings beginning with Adam and Eve fell short of His glory
through sin and became subjected to death (on all three levels of death; that is spiritual,
physical and eternal death) (Rom. 3:23). Man had acquired the state of knowing good and
evil but at the expense of losing God’s true holiness and righteousness (Gen. 3:22; 9:6;
Eph. 4:22-24). Humanity thereafter became naked, vulnerable, blame gaming, fearful of
truth, a disobedient rebel to God’s voice and was banished from the Garden of Eden and
totally barred from the tree of life (Gen. 3:6-12, 20-24 v. 24). To regain eternal life and
glory (Jn. 17:3; Rom. 7:22; 8:1-4, 29-30; Eph. 4:22-24) the unique God-man Jesus Christ
was born to die (Jn. 18:31-40 v. 32; see Matt. 20:17-20).

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