Apostolic But Not Believing Jesus is The Father?

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Aquila

Expand upon the possible meaning of "in". It isn't like being "in" a building or a vehicle. Jesus states that He is "in" the Father and that the Father is "in" Himself. I see this as a mutual "indwelling" of "being". For example, if you take a glass that is half filled with wine and a glass that is half filled with water. Pour them together into a decanter. Now... is the wine "in" the water or is the water "in" the wine? Both. And for all intents and purposes... they are now inseparable.

You said RESIDING in, not just "IN"

Jesus did not say He is INSIDE the Father and Father in Him.

BTW it's impossible for something to be inside another thing while at the same time having that other thing inside it.

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

You said RESIDING in, not just "IN"

Jesus did not say He is INSIDE the Father and Father in Him.

BTW it's impossible for something to be inside another thing while at the same time having that other thing inside it.

Nothing is impossible with God. I do not see the Father residing in Christ as merely a vehicle. I see a mutual indwelling and union of being. As I've said before, if you have a half glass of wine and a half glass of water and you pour them both in a single vessel... the water is in the wine... and the wine is in the water. They are one.