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    Some believe Jesus must be God incarnate because he was called Immanuel, meaning "God with us". However, that view is incorrect according to the document. For a full explanation of why that view is incorrect, see the commentary on Matthew 1:23.

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    Trinitarian verse corrected.

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    Some believe Jesus must be God incarnate because he was called Immanuel, meaning "God with us". However, that view is incorrect according to the document. For a full explanation of why that view is incorrect, see the commentary on Matthew 1:23.

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    Isaiah 7 Verse 14.

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    Some believe Jesus must be God incarnate because he was called Immanuel, meaning "God with us". However, that view is incorrect according to the document. For a full explanation of why that view is incorrect, see the commentary on Matthew 1:23.

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    Some people believe that because Jesus was to be called Immanuel (meaning

    God with us) that he must therefore be God incarnate. That is not the case, and
    for a full explanation, see the commentary on Matthew 1:23.

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