ROYAL BLUE
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I am glad that you opinion, because that’s not what Jesus meant. RB, [not for argument] you need to read the context of the scriptures.
Here it is
Philip asked for a clear revelation of the Father that would satisfy the Eleven. Phillip, wanted Jesus to give them a theophany [appearance of God] (Exod. 24:9-10; Isa. 6:1). They desired to see God as He really is ( Exod. 33:18). Jesus in His incarnation made that revelation of the Father more clearly, fully (1:14, 18; 12:45; Heb. 1:1-2).
14:9 [Here is the problem] Philip and the other disciples had not yet completely realized who Jesus was. They did not understand what John revealed
14:10 Jesus repeated again that He and the Father were one ( 5:19; 8:28; 10:30, 38; 12:49).
Jesus is speaking of a mutual abiding term to express this [ Father and Son] unity without destroying the individual identities of the Father and the Son. Jesus did not just represent God to humankind as an ambassador would. He did everything the Father gave Him to do, and He did everything the Father did (5:19).
14:11 Jesus cited another proof of His union with the Father beside His words, namely, His works (Gr. erga). Specifically He meant His miracles (5:36; 10:25, 37-38; 11:47; 12:37; 20:30-31).
Wow...
Please explain "office"
Office
a : something that one ought to do or must do : an assigned or assumed duty, task, or role
I explained it in the previous post. I used myself as an example. The office of father, son, and husband. All three are different in duties, however they are all operated by one being. IMO, God is the same.