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The Father is Greater than I John 14:28 Excerpt Thus the Arians, the Gnostics, and their modern successors have used the statement “the Father is greater than I” to make a separation in the Godhead and minimize Jesus in relation to the ultimate God.184 As I indicated in the discussion of the Prologue, Jesus was from the beginning directly associated with God ( 1:1 ) and certainly not merely “a god,” as the Jehovah Witnesses have argued.185 Moreover, he was active in the creation of all things ( 1:3 ).  More Borchert, Gerald L.  John 12–21 . Vol. 25B. Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 2002. Print. The New American Commentary.

The Father is Greater than I John 14:28 Excerpt Thus the Arians, the Gnostics, and their modern successors have used the statement “the Father is greater than I” to make a separation in the Godhead and minimize Jesus in relation to the ultimate God.184 As I indicated in the discussion of the Prologue, Jesus was from the beginning directly associated with God ( 1:1 ) and certainly not merely “a god,” as the Jehovah Witnesses have argued.185 Moreover, he was active in the creation of all things ( 1:3 ).  More Borchert, Gerald L.  John 12–21 . Vol. 25B. Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 2002. Print. The New American Commentary.

The Father is Greater than I John 14:28 Excerpt Thus the Arians, the Gnostics, and their modern successors have used the statement “the Father is greater than I” to make a separation in the Godhead and minimize Jesus in relation to the ultimate God.184 As I indicated in the discussion of the Prologue, Jesus was from the beginning directly associated with God ( 1:1 ) and certainly not merely “a god,” as the Jehovah Witnesses have argued.185 Moreover, he was active in the creation of all things ( 1:3 ).  More Borchert, Gerald L.  John 12–21 . Vol. 25B. Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 2002. Print. The New American Commentary

The Father is Greater than I John 14:28 Excerpt ‎Thus the Arians, the Gnostics, and their modern successors have used the statement “the Father is greater than I ” to make a separation in the Godhead and minimize Jesus in relation to the ultimate God . As I indicated in the discussion of the Prologue, Jesus was from the beginning directly associated with God ( 1:1 ) and certainly not merely “a god,” as the Jehovah Witnesses have argued. Moreover, he was active in the creation of all things ( 1:3 ). Borchert, Gerald L. John 12–21 . Vol. 25B . Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 2002. Print. The New American Commentary .

The Father is Greater than I John 14:28 Excerpt ‎Thus the Arians, the Gnostics, and their modern successors have used the statement “the Father is greater than I” to make a separation in the Godhead and minimize Jesus in relation to the ultimate God . As I indicated in the discussion of the Prologue , Jesus was from the beginning directly associated with God ( 1:1 ) and certainly not merely “a god,” as the Jehovah Witnesses have argued. Moreover, he was active in the creation of all things ( 1:3 ). Borchert, Gerald L. John 12–21 . Vol. 25B . Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 2002. Print. The New American Commentary .

The Father is Greater Than I John 14:28 ‎Thus the Arians, the Gnostics, and their modern successors have used the statement “the Father is greater than I” to make a separation in the Godhead and minimize Jesus in relation to the ultimate God . As I indicated in the discussion of the Prologue , Jesus was from the beginning directly associated with God ( 1:1 ) and certainly not merely “a god,” as the Jehovah Witnesses have argued. Moreover, he was active in the creation of all things ( 1:3) . Borchert, Gerald L. John 12–21. Vol. 25B. Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 2002. Print. The New American Commentary.