^{and f} ‘God-man’(pages 117, 289) is not a scriptural expression in relation to Christ - although used for centuries. Another (William Johnson) is remembered for saying, ‘He never ceased to be what He was because of what He became but was perfect in what He became’. He took “a bondman’s form” and was “found in figure as a man” (Phil 2: 7, 8): “God has been manifested in flesh” (1 Tim 3: 16), that is in that form and condition. The later article in this collection on the Person of Christ includes two key points: the eternal divine nature and glory of the Word is the foundation of Scripture (page 285); and, He is the Son of God as born into this world (page 289).