Lord’s Day 19, Chapter 1: Our Exalted Lord (2) / Chapter 2: The Significance of Christ’s Exaltation (1)
Chapter 1: Our Exalted Lord (cont.) If, therefore, the exaltation of our Lord took place in, and affects only His human nature, it plainly follows that it does not denote a divine power, and that we must carefully distinguish between His power as the Son of God in the divine nature, and the power He exercises in and through His human nature. The two natures of Christ, though inseparably united in the Person of the Son of God, are never fused or mixed, not even at His exaltation at the right...
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