<p>Does John <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hj2TyKSQGro&t=630s">10:30</a> only teach that the Father and Son are one in purpose? Or, does it more strongly and predominantly refer to their unity of essence?</p>

Does John 10:30 only teach that the Father and Son are one in purpose? Or, does it more strongly and predominantly refer to their unity of essence?

<p>Does John <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hj2TyKSQGro&amp;t=630s" rel="noopener noreferrer">10:30</a> only teach that the Father and Son are one in purpose? Or, does it more strongly and predominantly refer to their unity of essence?</p>

The Father & Son: Essentially Same, Yet Relationally Distinct (John 10:30)

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The Father & Son: Essentially Same, Yet Relationally Distinct (John 10:30)

The Father & Son: Essentially Same, Yet Relationally Distinct (John 10:30)