The Bible tells us that Jesus was born as a man [flesh] (Galatians 4:4), not only he was born as a man, he was the Promised Messiah which had been talked about that is, the light of Abraham's Day, the Promised Seed, which was also brought up by Apostle Paul. God's Word became flesh, in this sense, God's Spoken Word, the one he said he will put in a coming prophet according to Deuteronomy 18:18, that is in regards to Jesus Christ, who proclaims the Word of God his Father; the one who explains him (John 1:18, 6:46) and onward, those who take in and learn of who God is, and who his Son is, they too make that same declaration as the Christ have.
Jesus, like the man that he is, was not incorruptible, he had to eat, to rest, nor was he knowing of all things, an example would be the fig tree (Mark 11:12-14), or him being troubled to which God comforted him as read in John 12:27-36. Jesus was was not able to do a single thing on his own, let alone act upon his own Will (Matthew 26:39, John 4:34, 6:38, 14:10, 5:30, 36), but instead, God his Father (Luke 18:19, Mark 10:18, John 14:28, 20:17, Revelation 3:2).
Jesus was also born into the Law, which all Jews at the time had to learn and obverse who the True God of Israel is, and well into his adulthood, Jesus affirmed this Law found in the Torah in Mark 12:28-34, as is with Paul who also affirms it in ! Corinthians 8:6.
In short, Jesus was, and is the Christ, of whom God made both Lord and Christ as read in Acts 2, we are to believe Jesus, who is God's Son, is Lord, and we must also believe in God who raised Jesus from the dead, Romans 10:9-13 and for this we thank God for the Christ (Colossians 1:3)
God himself, the Father of our Lord Jesus, he is not a man, in fact, he is incorruptible (Habakkuk 1:12, 1 Timothy 1:17) and we already know a man is not incorruptible because we are subjected to death and sickness. However, although a Spirit, God is a person, and like a Father to his Son, the two of them have a strong bond with each other, as with you, in this example, and your Father, as with me and my Father.