God "condescends" to enter the world as a human man. The original sense of condescending is not one of looking down on someone, i.e. belittling or disdainful of them, but rather to simply lower oneself to their level, to abase oneself, to roll up sleeves and dirty hands, a captain working alongside his men, a king disguised as a common soldier, to share an equal part in their labor and travail. https://www.etymonline.com/word/condescend, https://www.folger.edu/explore/shakespeares-works/henry-v/read/4/1/ God "condescends" from the lofty heights of the spiritual, down into the muck and grime, yet retains all the purity and radiance of His spirit. Christ is both fully human and fully spirit, somehow, at the same time. He cannot be ONLY spirit, else he could not be tempted as we are nor suffer the horror and pain of physical torture and death. If God as omnipotent and omniscient spirit came to die for us, it would be small sacrifice, and unrelatable. Superman is hardly a commendable hero, for he has no struggle, being so far above us. And if Christ were only man, he should remain in the grave, and there would be no joy of resurrection or apparation through walls to surprise the scared and grieving. https://text.recoveryversion.bible/42_Luke_24.htm Christ is somehow a marriage of spirit and body. The best example that I can give is Gandalf replaces Saruman, returning from death at the hour of need,a transfiguration from Grey to White, a reconciliation of The Light that was broken, The White Wizard as he should be.
