Examples of using Normal humanity in English and their translations into Spanish
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Should add up to normal humanity.
Normal humanity sustains the normal functions of the flesh;
He lived in the normal humanity of His flesh.
All of it is to enable you to live out a normal humanity;
He has both a normal humanity and a complete divinity.
Christ is the pattern for normal humanity. Cf.
Before His normal humanity became mature, He was not up to the task.
All of it is something your normal humanity can achieve.
ETI sees the normal humanity as truly paranoid schizophrenic, not mentally healthy.
God comes to the earth not to perfect His normal humanity.
This was how His utterly normal humanity manifested itself.
Living in the flesh,the incarnate God possessed normal humanity;
What God considers normal humanity is not what man imagines.
In His life people see His completely normal humanity.
God asks us to live out normal humanity, to have the likeness of a Christian.
So, how could God's incarnate flesh have no normal humanity?
These are the things that the normal humanity of the incarnate God should have.
So, strictly speaking,God incarnate is without normal humanity.
That He possessed normal humanity proves that He was God incarnated in the flesh;
And yet, that He can work in divinity is because of His normal humanity;
Christ is possessed of both normal humanity and full divinity.
The essence of God's incarnation is that He must possess normal humanity;
Those to which normal humanity is prone and which are well known to the physician, surgeon and psychologist.
In the incarnate God exists not only a normal humanity and its weaknesses;
Before Jesus performed the work,He merely lived in His normal humanity.
His normal human thinking sustains His normal humanity and all His normal corporeal activities.
He was originally of sound sense and conscience, and of normal humanity.
The mentioned author believesthat this phenyl-ketonic race, separated from normal humanity, is the outcome of unfavorable mutations produced by radioactivity.