| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - (2) some, and among them Wetstein, have held that the words are used to denote the fact that the Lord Jesus was truly a man, in contradistinction from the doctrine of the ???Docetae;??? and that the apostle means to say that he had all the properties of a human being - a spirit or soul, blood, and the watery humors of the body.
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