Jesus reflects in His divinity the divine image of the Creator and in His humanity the image of the person God desires to see in us.

Jesus reflects in His divinity the divine image of the Creator and in His humanity the image of the person God desires to see in us.

• A. Divinity; Justice
• B. Humanity; Divinity
• C. Divinity; Humanity
• D. Divinity; Humanity

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is that Jesus living as both God and man shows two different aspects of God’s image. In His divinity, Jesus reflects the Creator’s character and nature. In His humanity, He embodies the likeness or image of what God desires to see in us as people—humility, righteousness, obedience, and love lived out in daily life. The sentence pairs these ideas as Divinity followed by Humanity, meaning the divine nature reveals the Creator’s image and the human nature reveals the image God wants in us. Swapping the order would miss which nature corresponds to which aspect, and presenting Justice as the human image shifts focus away from what the statement is describing. So the correct pairing is Divinity; Humanity.

The main idea here is that Jesus living as both God and man shows two different aspects of God’s image. In His divinity, Jesus reflects the Creator’s character and nature. In His humanity, He embodies the likeness or image of what God desires to see in us as people—humility, righteousness, obedience, and love lived out in daily life. The sentence pairs these ideas as Divinity followed by Humanity, meaning the divine nature reveals the Creator’s image and the human nature reveals the image God wants in us. Swapping the order would miss which nature corresponds to which aspect, and presenting Justice as the human image shifts focus away from what the statement is describing. So the correct pairing is Divinity; Humanity.