4 Joh. 16, 14 — 5 Joh. 20, 22 — 12 Joh. 20, 22 — 26 Joh. 10, 30 — 27 Joh. 8. 42 — 28 Joh. 14,24 — 29 Joh. 16, 15 - 30 Joh. 1038 — 31 I Kor. 1, 24 — 32 ff vgl. Nr. 72 1 οὐκ ὄρα Kl οὐ γὰρ V οὐ γοῦν Re j 6 λαμβάνειν Kl vgl. Z. 10 διακονεῖν V Ι 10 λαμβάνει V, corr. Kl | 12 Εὐαγγέλιον…

and again: "I am in the Father, and the Father is in me" (John 14:11); and "I came from the Father" (John 16:28): it signifies equality, both in God who is unbegotten and in God who is begotten. The same eternal substance is present in both. What descended, became incarnate, was…

ain" (John 12:28), he repeats this in another place, saying, "I came from the Father and have come" (John 16:28). If the Father himself was the same person as the Son, would he have said, "I came from myself and have come"? Clearly, one is the one who came, and another is the one…