With the exception of God, no one has fullness of charis and alētheia. Fullness of grace points only to the Almighty God, Who abounds in beneficence: gifts of the Spirit; of all the blessings of grace, of justifying, pardoning, adopting, sanctifying, and persevering grace; of all the promises of grace; of all light, life, strength, comfort, peace, and joy: and also of truth, of all Gospel truths; and as he had the truth, the sum, and substance of all the types and substance of all the types and prophecies concerning him in him; and as he fulfilled all his own engagements, and his Father’s promises; and as possessed of sincerity towards men, and faithfulness and integrity to God (From John Gill’s Exposition On The Entire Bible). Alētheia tells anyone, who loves the truth, unequivocally that Jesus Christ is the physical reality of Jehovah God. Without the spiritual connectivity of John 3:3 that receives practical ignition when one turns Romans 10:9-10 into prayer, simpatico rapport between the LORD God and anyone who calls the name of Jesus is nonexistent. In corroboration of His Divinity, Jesus raises hope of paradisaical life after earthly sojourn. He told Martha who did not understand Him well enough, “I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live.Read More