theſe three are one.' Mark here, they
are ONE, John xiv. 8. When Philip deſires
to ſee the Father, Shew us the
Father, and it is enough, faith Chriſt
in ver. g. and 10. He that hath ſeen
me, hath ſeen the Father.'———How ſo?
for I am in the Father, and the Father
is in me.———So that you fee Chriſt
s more than mere man: He is ONE
with the Father.———Oh, ſirs, he is THE
ANTHROPOS, God-man. If you make
the Son mere man, you muſt make the
Father ſo too.
Thirdly, He is for dignity co-equal vith the Father, Phil. ii. 6. Who being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with the Father. Chriſt thought it no diminuſion of his Father's glory, to be equal with his father in glory. And you ſhall further find, that all the honour which belongs to God, the Father hath comnanded us to give to the Son. You have a full text, John v. 23. 'That all men ſhould honour the Son, even as they honour the Father; for be that honoureth not the Son honoureth not the Father.' Therefore it is clear to every eye, that Chriſt is for dignity co- equal with the Father; for the Father
