...said : " A body hast thou prepared me." Heb. x. 5. And again : " Before Abraham was / am." — " / and my Father are one." — " He that hath seen me, hath seen the Father." In all these passages, and many more which might be mentioned, in which there is an obvious...

...which we love Jesus Christ his Son. In the Christian mind they are identified; as it is written, " I and my Father are one." " He that hath seen me hath seen the Father.'' Now, then, this filial love to God in Christ comes into operation as a principle of purification....

...Son of God," and as frequently as " the Son of man." Thus, when speaking of his Godhead, he asserts, "I and my Father are one.'' " He that hath seen me, hath seen the Fathe." Yet, when speaking of himself as man, he says, alluding to his present limited powers,...

...doctrine of the Trinity. But as we hold it, there is no difficulty in believing it. Jesus Christ says, " I and my Father are one." " He that hath seen me, hath seen the Father." Unitarians admit the Father and Holy Ghost to be one, and all they lack is to believe...

...he made himself equal with God. In still more express terms, he asserted his own divinity, saying, " I and my Father are one :" " he that hath seen me hath seen the Father." But it may naturally be asked, in what manner he established his claim to this high character,...

...frequently on account of God's declaring himself to us "through his Son." Though Christ expressly declared " I and my Father are one," — " he that hath seen me, hath seen the Father," yet he constantly brings himself before his disciples in the character of a son, thus...

...Ghost, who should abide with them and dwell with them for ever. Equally did He show the Unity — " I and my Father are One He that hath seen me hath seen the Father." And, speaking of the gift of the Holv Ghost, He said, " In that day ye shall know that...

...HIM." " Thus it was said, ' A body hast thou prepared me.' And again : ' Before Abraham was, I am.' ' I and my Father are one.' ' He that hath seen me, hath seen the Father.' In all these passages, and many more which might be mentioned, in which there is an obvious...

...HIM." " Thus it was said, ' A body hast thou prepared me.' And again : 1 Before Abraham was, I am.' ' I and my Father are one.' ' He that hath seen me, hath seen the Father.' In all these passages, and many more which might be mentioned, in which there is an obvious...

...life in himself," — he, who, in this twofold sense, is entirely united with God, may surely say, " I and my Father are one," " He that hath seen me hath seen the Father." As we look on him, the one Mediator between God and men, and see the most endearing attributes...