Christ unites in His person the fullness and perfection of the Godhead and the fullness and perfection of sinless humanity. He met all the temptations by which Adam was assailed, and overcame these temptations because in His humanity He relied upon divine power. This subject demands far more contemplation than it receives. Christians strike too low. They are content with a superficial spiritual experience, and therefore they have only the glimmerings of light, when they might discern more clearly the wonderful perfection of Christ′s humanity, which rises far above all human greatness, all human power. Christ′s life is a revelation of what fallen human beings may become through union and fellowship with the divine nature.... (FLB 219.3) MC VC