In this text Romans 8:3 we see the “likeness” of Christ is both the Divine and the Human.
“…God sending His Own Son in likeness of Himself [ho Theos ton heautou Wion pempsas en homoiohmati = ho Theos ton Wion pempsas en heautou homoiohmati]
“…in the likeness of flesh (in his incarnation) [en homoiohmati sarkos],
“…of sin and concerning sin condemned the sin(fullness) [hamartias kai peri hamartias, katekrinen tehn hamartian]
“…in the flesh (in men) // by (‘offering’ NIV his) flesh [en tehi sarki].”
“…God sending His Own Son in likeness of Himself [ho Theos ton heautou Wion pempsas en homoiohmati = ho Theos ton Wion pempsas en heautou homoiohmati]
“…in the likeness of flesh (in his incarnation) [en homoiohmati sarkos],
“…of sin and concerning sin condemned the sin(fullness) [hamartias kai peri hamartias, katekrinen tehn hamartian]
“…in the flesh (in men) // by (‘offering’ NIV his) flesh [en tehi sarki].”