The Work of the Father and the Son

Divine Cooperation: Jesus explains that his work is a direct reflection of the Father's work, stating, "My Father worketh hitherto, and I work".

Equal Authority: The speaker emphasizes that Jesus claimed equality with God, which angered the religious leaders of his time.

Life and Judgment: The Father has granted the Son the power to give life to whom he will and has committed all judgment to the Son.

2. The Witnesses to Jesus' Identity

The sermon highlights several witnesses that Jesus calls upon to prove his divine identity:

John the Baptist: A "burning and a shining light" who bore witness to the truth of Christ.

The Works of Jesus: The miracles and "works" Jesus performed serve as a greater witness than John, proving the Father sent him.

The Father: God the Father himself bears witness to the Son.

The Scriptures: Jesus tells his audience to "search the scriptures," as they are the very things that testify of him.