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Because He said it and since you hold
Him in such high esteem yourself, I would think that you would find this an
important point also.
Things can be said, Judy, and have more than one possible
meaning. Ours is to decide which of those meanings is correct. You have used the
"greater than I" verse to diminish Jesus' divinity, at the very least, on
numerous occasions. You know that and I know that. And that is why it is
surprising for us to then read you calling him equal in divinity to the both the
Father and Holy Spirit. I read the same verse and conclude that Jesus is
addressing something other than his divinity because I already know that he is
fully divine, hence equally divine (I could go into what I think he meant
but that is beside the point). Don't assume that because I do not read it and
come away with the same meaning as you that I read it and conclude,
therefore, that it is not meaningful or important at all.
Bill
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