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In What Sense Are Jesus and the Father One? Part III: One in Purpose? B: The Father Is Greater than All

I have argued in previous installments of this series that in John 10:28-30 Jesus claims to be â€œoneâ€ with the Father in the exercise of the...

In What Sense Are Jesus and the Father One? Part III: One in Purpose? Calvin’s View

I now turn to what is without a doubt the most popular interpretation of John 10:30 other than the traditional Trinitarian understanding, namely, the view that Jesus was...

In What Sense Are Jesus and the Father One? Part II: One in Power?

In Part I of this series, I summarized three theologically distinct interpretations of John 10:30: that Jesus and the Father are one in person (the usual Oneness Pentecostal...

by C Michael Patton

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