In the fulfillment of the requirements of His saving power, Jesus is both ____.

• A. Savior and Judge
• B. God and Man
• C. King and Prophet
• D. Spirit and Flesh

Answer: (B)

Jesus saves by being both God and man in one person. The saving power hinges on the incarnate Word taking on human nature so He can represent humanity and live the perfect, obedient life required by the law, while also possessing infinite divine worth to pay the price for sin. This God-man embodiment makes Him the true mediator who can reconcile us to God, accomplish atonement, and rise in victory. The other options point to roles or pairings, but they don’t capture the essential reality that salvation rests on Jesus being fully divine and fully human at the same time.