Jesus makes three remarkable statements in John 16:27-28 which underscore John's thesis in John 1:4, "In him was life and the life was the light of men":
"I came out from God"
"I came forth from the Father"
"I am come into the world"
What are the claims Jesus is making in these statements?
"I Came Forth From the Father"
John 16:27-28
December 20, 2020 • Pastor Paul Edwards
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