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Yet even if I do judge, my judgment is true, for it is not I alone who judge, but I and the Father who sent me. So there's clearly some kind of eternal relationship here that Jesus is unfolding before these people, and they don't have an understanding of that, but Jesus actually anchors his argument in the fact that in the eternal relationship of the Father and the Son,

Yet even if I do judge, my judgment is true, for it is not I alone who judge, but I and the Father who sent me. So there's clearly some kind of eternal relationship here that Jesus is unfolding before these people, and they don't have an understanding of that, but Jesus actually anchors his argument in the fact that in the eternal relationship of the Father and the Son,

It actually gives credibility to the witness of what they are saying together. He's actually making this argument that what I'm saying is true because I don't say it by myself. I say it with my father.

It actually gives credibility to the witness of what they are saying together. He's actually making this argument that what I'm saying is true because I don't say it by myself. I say it with my father.

It actually gives credibility to the witness of what they are saying together. He's actually making this argument that what I'm saying is true because I don't say it by myself. I say it with my father.

Could I say one thing for you? Sure. Jace was talking about the quantity and the quality of the word new. And then we made kind of this relational context of that in John 17, 3, when Jesus defines what eternal life is. He says it's actually more about who you know as opposed to how long you're existing. It's more about the context of real life is to actually know who God is.

Could I say one thing for you? Sure. Jace was talking about the quantity and the quality of the word new. And then we made kind of this relational context of that in John 17, 3, when Jesus defines what eternal life is. He says it's actually more about who you know as opposed to how long you're existing. It's more about the context of real life is to actually know who God is.

Could I say one thing for you? Sure. Jace was talking about the quantity and the quality of the word new. And then we made kind of this relational context of that in John 17, 3, when Jesus defines what eternal life is. He says it's actually more about who you know as opposed to how long you're existing. It's more about the context of real life is to actually know who God is.

And so the accusation going into verse 21 to the Pharisees in verse 19 is this, that you don't really know the Father. Because they said to Him, where is your Father? And Jesus says, you know neither me nor the Father. So if you knew me, you would know the Father also. These words he spoke in the treasury as he taught in the temple, but no one arrested him because the hour had not yet come.

And so the accusation going into verse 21 to the Pharisees in verse 19 is this, that you don't really know the Father. Because they said to Him, where is your Father? And Jesus says, you know neither me nor the Father. So if you knew me, you would know the Father also. These words he spoke in the treasury as he taught in the temple, but no one arrested him because the hour had not yet come.

And so the accusation going into verse 21 to the Pharisees in verse 19 is this, that you don't really know the Father. Because they said to Him, where is your Father? And Jesus says, you know neither me nor the Father. So if you knew me, you would know the Father also. These words he spoke in the treasury as he taught in the temple, but no one arrested him because the hour had not yet come.

So his accusation against them is that you're actually not experiencing eternal life, which he'll later define in the Gospel of John. has to know God, the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit, and the incarnation in Jesus. He said, if you don't know me, you don't know him. So his accusation is, you do not know God. That is his accusation and why they can't understand what he's saying.

So his accusation against them is that you're actually not experiencing eternal life, which he'll later define in the Gospel of John. has to know God, the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit, and the incarnation in Jesus. He said, if you don't know me, you don't know him. So his accusation is, you do not know God. That is his accusation and why they can't understand what he's saying.

So his accusation against them is that you're actually not experiencing eternal life, which he'll later define in the Gospel of John. has to know God, the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit, and the incarnation in Jesus. He said, if you don't know me, you don't know him. So his accusation is, you do not know God. That is his accusation and why they can't understand what he's saying.

Al, I'm looking over your right shoulder. And what do I see there? The American flag or a Dodger flag? It's the American flag.

Al, I'm looking over your right shoulder. And what do I see there? The American flag or a Dodger flag? It's the American flag.

Al, I'm looking over your right shoulder. And what do I see there? The American flag or a Dodger flag? It's the American flag.

Yeah, flag day is coming up. The U.S. Army's birthday is coming up. And my company, my wireless company, Pure Talk, these guys are a veteran-led company, and they believe that every man, every woman who has faithfully served this country, they deserve to proudly fly an American flag that was actually made in America.

Yeah, flag day is coming up. The U.S. Army's birthday is coming up. And my company, my wireless company, Pure Talk, these guys are a veteran-led company, and they believe that every man, every woman who has faithfully served this country, they deserve to proudly fly an American flag that was actually made in America.

Yeah, flag day is coming up. The U.S. Army's birthday is coming up. And my company, my wireless company, Pure Talk, these guys are a veteran-led company, and they believe that every man, every woman who has faithfully served this country, they deserve to proudly fly an American flag that was actually made in America.