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Christ took both those states of being, meaning he is a God and become a human. According to Mueller, Jesus Christ has two natures, he is a fully human and fully divine, meaning a God. He explains that Each nature is complete with all the attributes, characteristics, and functions that are expected of the nature. Then he gives us an example like Jesus Christ is a God he is the creator. Likewise, he is a human and he is part of creation. Therefore, Christ has two natures and supportive by the scriptures. Both natures, human and divine, God are very important to be understood as Mueller stresses because this is the reflection of the Savior that we needed. Our savior needed to be human so that he could be a substitute for us. Since humans cause

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