...Father ; because that he came from the Father, yea from the bosom of the Father. So that no man knoweth the Father but the Son, and he to whom the Son will reveal him. Christ here proves the truth of his kingly and prophetical office ; that he took not this honor to...

...the fame cafe ftill. And when the mat-' ter is duly confidered, it will appear, that " no man knoweth the Father but the ** Son, and he to whom the Son will re** veal him," Luke x. 22. He has done it accordingly, not by metaphyfical reafonings, a:nd quirks...

...Revelation, there can be no True Knowledge of GOD — for what faith the Scripture — " None know" eth the Father but the Son, and he "to whom the SON will reveal him ?" Ever fince the vail was fpread over the human heart, there never was any other way in any age, nor...

...has accefs again unto him but in and by the Son, according to his own exprefs words, No man knowetb the Father, but the Son, and he to whom the Son will reveal him, Mat. xi. 27. Luke x. 22. And again, he himfelf faith, / am the way, the truth, and the life : no man...

...world. h Now he that revealeth the Father, is the Son, the true light: for he has faid, " No man knoweth the. " Father, but the Son, and he to whom the Son will " reveal him. 1 " How has Chrift revealed the Father vnto you ? Are you come to Jefus ? If fo, then you haye known...

...world.h Now he that revealeth the Father, is the Son, the true light : for he has faid, " No man knoweth the " Father, but the Son, and he to whom the Son will " reveal him.1" How has Chrift revealed the Father unto you ? Are you come to Jefus ? If fo, then you have known...

...whom are all things. • . But though no man hath feen God the Father at any time, nor doth any know the Father but the Son, and he to whom the Son will reveal him; yet the only-begotten Son, who being in the bofom of the Father, he hath declared him, (John i. 18.)...

...faith St. -Jjhn. No one tnoweth the Son, fays the Lord Jcftis, but -fkfFather, evirt as no one k/wwetk the Father but the Son, and he to whom the Son will reve:d him. It is true, he has revealed himfslf, in fome degree, by his Apoftlea and Prophets, and...

...paflage of Scripture, which declares that " no " man knoweth the Son but the Father, nei" ther knoweth any man the Father, but the " Son and he to whom the Son will reveal " him," at once declares the intimate nature of their relation to each other and our inability to explain it....

...he it is that hath " given us an understanding that we may know him that is true." " No man knowelh the Father but the Son, and he to whom the Son will reveal him." No nation under heaven was so blessed with the means of knowledge as the jews, and yet Christ tells...