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… of human nature He took humanity upon Himself. To the astonishment of the heavenly host, the eternal Word came to this world as a helpless babe. Fully prepared …

… with humanity, in order that through humanity He might uplift the human race. He so appreciated the possibility of the human race that He became man's substitute …

… uplift humanity. He said He had not come to be ministered unto but to minister.... Wherever Christ saw a human being, He saw one who needed human sympathy. Many of …

… the human race, came to this earth in human nature to make it possible for us to unite our humanity to His divinity?

… with humanity, in order that through humanity He might uplift the human race. He so appreciated the possibility of the human race that He became man's substitute …

… with humanity and show that human beings may be perfect. Clad in the garments of mercy He lived in our world a perfect life to give us evidence of His love. He …

… godlike humanity. Christ taking upon Himself humanity, and preserving the level of a man for thirty years, and then making His soul an offering for sin, that …

… the human agent. The eternal Godhead—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost—is involved in the action required to make assurance to the human agent, ... confederating …

… with humanity, that humanity might touch humanity, that divinity might lay hold of divinity. Had He come as an angel, He could not have been a partaker with us …

… , in order that we may understand how great His interest in us since He has identified Himself with suffering humanity. He tasted the cup of human sorrow …