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Trace: • the Spirit is the Father • x 1st Century Jews believed God's oneness denied multiple consciousnesses • God's fatherhood either describes His nature and essence or His activity

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God's fatherhood either describes His nature and essence or His activity

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x God's Fatherhood either describes His nature and essence or His activity

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