God the Son becoming man in Jesus Christ.

• A. Divine Revelation
• B. Sacred Scripture
• C. Incarnation
• D. Revelation

Answer: (C)

Incarnation is the doctrine of the Son of God taking on human nature in Jesus Christ, becoming fully divine and fully human. This shows how God enters human history, often summarized by the phrase the Word became flesh and the idea that Jesus is both truly God and truly man. This event is the foundation for why God reveals Himself to humanity and saves us, guiding how Christians understand salvation and grace. The other terms describe how God makes Himself known or where that message is recorded—divine revelation refers to the act of God revealing Himself, sacred scripture is the written record of that revelation, and revelation can mean disclosure in general—yet none of these name the specific event of God the Son becoming man.