CHRIST_JESUS
Christ Jesus as God the Father
Neville teaches that Christ Jesus is not the son, but God the Father. This is supported by Jesus' statement to Philip, 'He who has seen me has seen the…
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Gods Promise To Man
Well, who is Christ Jesus? Christ Jesus is God the Father. How do I arrive at that point? Scripture, plus experience. In John 14:8, the disciple Philip said to him: “Lord, show us the Father, and we will be satisfied.” Jesus said to him: “‘Have I been with you so long and yet you do not know me, Philip? He who has seen me has seen the Father, how can you say, ‘Show us the Father?’” ... Everyone will be called in God’s own good time and given fatherhood, and fatherhood is given you through his son. No fatherhood - no son. Who is the son? The son is David; and Jesus Christ, as you have been taught to believe is the son - He is not the son; Jesus Christ is God the Father. “When you see me, Philip you see the father, how then can you say, ‘show us the father.’” People can’t quite understand that mystery, but he really is God, the Father. Anyone who becomes the father of David is Jesus Christ, even though he does not lose his own individuality. And everyone in the world is destined to be the father of David, as Jesus Christ is the father of David. He can’t be a father and not have a son. When he tells us: “I am the father,” then where is the son? So he brings it up: “What say ye of the Christ, whose son is he?” “The son of David.” “Then why does David call him father?” If David thus calls him father then how can he be David’s son? That’s the story. Everyone is destined to be the father of David, and being the father of David they are Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ - himself the father.
Neville teaches that Christ Jesus is not the son, but God the Father. This is supported by Jesus' statement to Philip, 'He who has seen me has seen the Father.' The mystery is further clarified by the revelation that David is God's only begotten son. Therefore, anyone who becomes the father of David, through mystical experience, realizes their identity as Jesus Christ, who is God the Father. This means all individuals are destined to become God the Father, without losing their individuality, by experiencing David as their son.