May 7, 2023·edited May 7, 2023Liked by Kaleb Hammond
When Jesus spoke of being in the Father and the Father in Him, He was probably saying this also from the perspective of His humanity because we can be in Jesus and Jesus in us (cf. John 14:20; 17:23). The main difference between Jesus and us is that He is part of the Godhead as the Word. We are not; therefore, the presence of God within us does not make us part of the Godhead. We can only fellowship with the Divine Nature (cf. 2Peter 1:4). Jesus is part of Divine Nature.
When Jesus spoke of being in the Father and the Father in Him, He was probably saying this also from the perspective of His humanity because we can be in Jesus and Jesus in us (cf. John 14:20; 17:23). The main difference between Jesus and us is that He is part of the Godhead as the Word. We are not; therefore, the presence of God within us does not make us part of the Godhead. We can only fellowship with the Divine Nature (cf. 2Peter 1:4). Jesus is part of Divine Nature.