Message 272: ”He That Hath Seen Me”

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Jesus made a very important statement to Phillip who had asked Him if they could see the Heavenly Father. Jesus replied, He that hath seen Me, hath seen the Father. The words and works of Jesus both bore testimony to His divinity, but they were still blinded too much by tradition to really see Jesus, and thus the Father in heaven. When we come to know Jesus more and more, we will come to know our Father in heaven more and more. Not because, as some believe and teach, they are one and the same being, but because they have the same righteous attributes, the same character traits. I encourage you to get to know the Father.

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Jesus made a very important statement to Phillip who had asked Him if they could see the Heavenly Father. Jesus replied, He that hath seen Me, hath seen the Father. The words and works of Jesus both bore testimony to His divinity, but they were...

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