3. a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man This is another false argument against the virgin birth which can be refuted easily. The a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man plainly declared the virgin birth.

a. a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man This dates back to the a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man century. The word “creed” comes from the Latin, a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man, which means, “a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man” These creeds came first orally, then written.

b. a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man This goes back to the a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man century. When Arius stated that Jesus was a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man, and not a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man, a council was called to settle the fact that Christ, though born of the virgin, has a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man with the Father. The a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man (381) was called. This council also refers to the fact of the virgin birth of Christ.

c. a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man This was an ancient hymn preserved by the Church, which proved that the Early Church believed in the virgin birth of Christ.

4. a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man To this argument against the virgin birth, we reply, “It most certainly is against the laws of nature.” For this was not the birth of a mere baby, but the birth of the Son of God a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man. Did you ever take time to consider that this might have been a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man by which God could have come in the flesh — by the virgin birth?

There are three ways by which God made human beings not according to the laws of nature: (1) When He made Adam without a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man; (2) when He made Eve without a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man; (3) when He made Christ a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man.

5. a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man It is true that many idolatrous religions have taught that their gods were the offsprings of women, but not wholly of virginity; rather, that these women had carnal relations with other gods which produced the people’s gods. Can there be any comparison between the birth of Jesus Christ and the reported stories of those myths? Of course not! The virgin births of the men of mythology are not virgin, but a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man.

6. a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man Remember, the Lord Jesus Christ never said, “I am a Son of a man”; but, “I am the Son of Man.”

7. a created beingCouncil at Constantinoplecredoearly creeds of the Churchexisted co-eternallyfourthI believe.In Calling Himself the Son of Man Christ Denied the Virgin Birth.in the fleshIt Is Against the Laws of Nature.It Is Too Much Like Mythology.secondthe aid of a man and womanthe aid of a womanThe Apostles’ Creed.The Early Church Didn’t Believe It.The Need of a Purification Proved That This Was a Natural Birth.The Nicene Creed.the only waythe result of carnal intercoursethe Son from all eternityThe Te Deum Laudamus.without the aid of a man Under the law of Israel all women were unclean. The purpose of this law was hygienic, to save the woman’s health, protecting her from the pleasure of her husband while she was still in a weakened condition, caused by childbirth.