God's Two Promises in 2 Peter 1:3–4
Peter describes one generous provision twice: God's power supplies all things for life and godliness, and his great promises carry believers into God's own life and out of the world's corruption.
Theosis: what does participation in the divine nature mean: A Biblical Guide
In 2 Peter 1:4, we see a powerful promise that through God's grace, Christians can become partakers of His divine nature and escape corruption from the world.
What Does Philippians 2:6 Mean? Context, Theology, and Application
Philippians 2:6 teaches that Jesus, though fully God, chose not to cling to equality with God but instead embraced humility by becoming human and suffering on the cross.