The prodigiosity of John 10:30, Lord’s revelation of Himself, is in this Greek heis which means ‘essence' from the contextualization of this verse. So, what is Jesus saying of Himself? “Whatever the Father, the First Member of the Godhead is, I Am. Is the Father omnipotent? So, I Am. The Father, seated on the throne is omnipresent, I, Jesus Christ, Am omnipresent as well. I, Jesus Christ, Am not less in Omniscience as the celestial God, surrounded by the twenty-four Elders, sitting Omnisciently in Majesty in the Rainbow Administration.” The ‘Son’ can only be ‘given' because He is not an object of creation. Christ Jesus is Which is, and which was, and which is to come. His Fatherhood goes beyond the ordinary; Prophet Isaiah called Him “The everlasting Father.” When an uncreated entity goes by Everlasting Father sobriquet, is it not clear that this One is an Entity of Divinity? If only the Father, according to Jesus, knows that day, and the same Christ, Who is of an unceasing Fatherhood – sharing Divine Fatherhood with the First Member of the Godhead –, where then is the doubtful argument of Christ’s ignorance coming from? Certainly, it cannot be from the Bible. This is the theological truth: it is the humanity of Him that had not the information, but the Christ, the Second Member of the Godhead, knew the day and hour of His second coming. Amen.Read More