Jesus Is Man

God did not leave mankind in sin and misery even after they
directly disobeyed him in the Garden of Eden. He immediately
stepped into history and promised us a Redeemer who would crush
Satan's head. In order for this to happen, a man, a second Adam,
would have to do what the first Adam was unable to do. No man could
keep God's law once sin entered the world. So God became man. Jesus
did not cease to be God. He wasn't a man who became god-like. He
wasn't an apparition. He was a real man, born of a real woman with
a real genealogy. Jesus had two natures, God and man, in one person
without any confusion, composition, or conversion. He laid aside
some of his divine attributes only to be used at the direction of
the Holy Spirit. He took on flesh, experienced all that we
experience, and became one of us—only perfect. By becoming man, the
Son of God became the perfect atoning sacrifice for our sins. As
the God-man, he satisfied divine justice on the cross. Jesus was
God dwelling among humans as a human.