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=== The ''כ'' (Kaf) and the Son of God: Fully God and Fully Man === | === The ''כ'' (Kaf) and the Son of God: Fully God and Fully Man === | ||
The ''כ'' (Kaf) symbolizes the Son of God, showing that Jesus is both fully God and fully man. The long horizontal lines in the letter ''כ'' represent this important truth: that Jesus is both divine and human by nature. Here are some Bible verses that explain this: [[ Appendix 20.1: Expanding on the Symbolism of כ (Kaf) ]] | The ''כ'' (Kaf) symbolizes the Son of God, showing that Jesus is both fully God and fully man. The long horizontal lines in the letter ''כ'' represent this important truth: that Jesus is both divine and human by nature. Here are some Bible verses that explain this: [[ Appendix 20.1: Expanding on the Symbolism of כ (Kaf) ]] | ||
[[ Creeds כ ]] | |||
==== Verses About Jesus as Fully God and Fully Man ==== | ==== Verses About Jesus as Fully God and Fully Man ==== | ||
