Believest thou not that I am in the Father, and the Father in me? the words that I say unto you I speak not from myself: but the Father abiding in me doeth his works.
This denotes the most intimate union between Father and Son, far more than subsists between a mere man and God; because of this union, the Father's works and Christ's works are one, not commissioned labor but essential cooperation.
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You know the way better than you think. Christ is willing to make the best of your weak knowledge, seeing good in you that you cannot yet see in yourselves. Thomas shows modesty in his ignorance, and Christ's word stirs him to seek further light rather than settle for confusion.
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Commenting on John 14:4-11
Christ is the lively Image of God because in Him the Father has fully revealed Himself; His doctrine is heavenly and Divine, a bright mirror of God's presence, and in this He differs from the Prophets, who send their disciples elsewhere, while He attaches them to Himself.
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