No brother–
Jesus was not created when the Holy Ghost overshadowed Mary
The Scriptures teach that the Son preexisted His incarnation.
He was with God and was God before the world began – Joh_1:1–3, Joh_8:58 cf. Exo_3:14, Col_1:15–17, Heb_1:2–3.
The flesh (humanity) began at the conception (Mat_1:20; Luk_1:35), but the Person who took on that flesh was eternally begotten–not created.
• Mary is rightly called the “Mother of God” in the sense of the Theotokos (God-bearer)
While Mary did not originate the divine nature of Christ, she did bear the Person of Jesus Christ, who is fully God and fully man – Isa_7:14; Luk_1:43 (“the mother of my Lord”); Mat_1:23; Joh_1:14; Gal_4:4.
Denying this can lead to the Nestorian error of separating Christ’s divine and human natures into two persons.
• Jesus is not merely ‘the flesh that robed the Spirit’
The Son is not just a human shell for a divine spirit. Scripture affirms the full hypostatic union: God the Son took on human nature and became flesh – Joh_1:14; Php_2:6–8; Heb_2:14–17.
Col_2:9 – “For in Him dwelleth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily.”
• Yes, Jesus truly died, but not as God ceasing to exist
The divine nature did not die, but the Person of Christ did truly die in His human nature – Mat_27:50; Luk_23:46; Rom_5:6–8; 1Co_15:3.
The divine Logos did not perish, but He experienced death through His assumed humanity – Heb_2:9, Heb_10:5, Act_20:28 (“God purchased with His own blood”).
• Jesus rose bodily, not just ‘God rose again’
The resurrection is of the same body that died – Luk_24:39–43; Joh_20:27; Joh_2:19–21; Rom_6:9; Act_2:24, Act_17:31; 1Co_15:3–4, 1Co_15:20–22.
God bless.
Johann.