The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-05-17
RUSSELL'S WORDS:

RUSSELL'S WORDS:
human, and then from human to Divine.
These changes of nature have not destroyed
His individuality. We shall know Him no
more after the flesh Gas many for He is
of the Divine nature now.
Volume 2, Page lily Since His resur-
rection He is no longer human, but an
exalted spirit-being.
Volume l, Page 177) Our Lord before
He left His glory to become man, zvas
sbwit-being (the Archangel MICHAEL. (Ital-
les mine).
Volume 1, Page 1877 Angelic nature is
not lower nature than that of our Lord
before He became man e., our Lord
was only of the angelic nature before He be-
came a man. The Incarnation was the
change of His angelic nature to the human
nature only.
Volume /, Page 1917 Christ, at His in.
carnation, gave up the angelic nature, His
spirit-being, and while He walked on earth
He was nothing more than perfect man-
perfect human being (Ita1ics mine).
Neither was Jesus combination of the
two natures, the human and the spiritual
(the Divine).
Volume |, Page 1907 In Jesus there was
no mixture of natures. Twice He expert
emced change of nature, first, from spirit
ual (angelic) to human; afterward, from
human to the Divine; and in each case the
one was given up for the other (Italics
mine).
Volume l, Page 184) Our Lord, since
His resurrection, is spirit-being -Divine,
the Son of God
Volume 1, Page 1887 God had no right
to create Jesus higher than the angels, and
then further Cat His resurrection to exalt
Him to the Divine nature, unless He in
tended to do the same for all the angels and
for all men.
a. What did the Archamgel Michael give
MP ON the Cross? (Italics mine).
Volume l, Page 1917 He was not ex-
allied to the Divine nature until the human
nature was actually sacrihced-dead.
Volume 2, Page 1927 It was His fesh
was sacrificed for Our redemption-Ch rists
70ork ON the Cross 70as only that of man.
(Italics nine.)
Volume |, Page 1907 Jesus presented
His perfect humanity a sacrifice, LAYING
do7Um all right and claim to any future er-
istemce. (Italics mine.)
volume l, Page 23O) His human exist
ence ended on the cross.
Volume 2, Page 1917 Our Lord Jesus is
no longer man. (Italics mine.)
Volume 2, Page 1917 He has no further
use for human body.
5. Jesus not the Son of God until His
Resurrection. (Italics mine).
Volume l, Page 231) Jesus at, and af-
ter, His Resurrection, became spirit-being
again (the Son of God). He is mo longer
human being in any sense (Ita1ics mine
Volume 2, Page 1927 When He was
raised to life again by the power of the
Father, it was not to human existence.
Volume 2, Page 1917 Our Lord Jesus is
mo longer man. (Italics mine)
Volume 5, Page 1867 Our Lord Jesus
has been highly exalted to the Divine nature,
and is no longer human
Volume l, Page 142) God has highly
exalted Him to the Divine nature-at His
resurrection.
Volume 2, Page 1917 He is no longer
human in any sense or degree; so ne must
not expect HIM to come again as human
being, as at the first Advent. (Italics mine !;
compare I John 2:23; II John y.
Our Lords change from the human to
the Divine nature at His resurrection was
even a greater change than the one which
occurred some thirty-four years previously,
when He laid aside the glory of the spiritual
(angelic) being, and was made flesh.
SPECIAL NOTE: HERE IS RUS
SELLS VERSION OF I PETER 3:18:
He Who was put to death flesh being,
was also in His resurrection quickened
(made alvey a spirit-being"
6. Jesus Christ, the Real Mon and Son Of
God, Annihilated.