John 1:18

It's John, isn't it?

John 1.18. John 1.18. No man has seen Yahweh at any time.

Now here it says that no man, well read it as it is in the book, as it is in the, okay.

It says no man has seen Yahweh at any time.

John 1 and 18 No man has seen Yahweh in any time.

That's what I was taught.

You can't ask any questions No man has seen God you can't question them keep reading the only begotten son in the bosom of the father He had declared him he had declared him the only begotten son from the very beginning and then get for me And I know I'm butchering this up I John 1.18, Revelation 12, Exodus 12.

Just start at Exodus.

One of the missions of Jesus was to reveal the Father.

That's John 1.18. To reveal the Father.

To reveal him.

He who sees me sees the Father.

That's so important in evangelism.

John 1.18, no one has ever seen God but God the one and only, Jesus Christ.

The one at the Father's side.

He has made God known.

Which means the God that we talk about without Jesus is a false God.

And a false God is not worth talking about in evangelism.

Okay? Okay? John 1.18 is so important.

It's the same truth as in Colossians 1 verse 15.

The Son is the one who makes the Father known.

John 1.18 says of Jesus Christ, no one has ever seen God, God the only Son, who is at the Father's side.

He has made him known.

John 6.46, Jesus says, not that anyone has seen the Father except he who is from God.

One of the missions of Jesus was to reveal the Father.

That's John 1.18. To reveal the Father.

To reveal him.

He who sees me sees the Father.

Yes.

John 1.18 is the interpretive key here.

No one has ever seen God, the only God who is at the Father's side.

He's made him known.

Well, as the consummate prophet, he exhaustively reveals the Father.

As John 1.18 says, no one has ever seen God.

The only God who is at the Father's side, he has made him known.

Right.