one of the responses we will get is they will say, Well, Jesus said, 'I and the Father are one,' right? You get this all the time, right? Tell you same John 17:20-21. Here, according to the Bible, it says, I do not pray for thee alone, but also for those that believe in me through this their word, that they all may be one, as you, Father, are in me, and I in you, that they also may all be one in us, right? So, the disciples and all those that would follow Jesus, peace be upon him, according to this, would be one in the same manner. He clarifies the way him and the Father are one, that they all be one. So, what that mean, they're all God? No. When Jesus says, I and the Father are one, this is like us saying we're one nation. I don't know if Canada says that, but in the U.S., we're always like one nation, you know, under God. Well, we don't mean we're physically one people in the sense that we are all one person. We mean that as a nation, we have

common beliefs, some differences, but common ideas that we live by a constitution, and so on, and Canada has the same thing, right? So, you say Canada's one nation, we're all one as Canada. We don't mean that you're physically one person, right? In the same way that the followers of Jesus would be one with Jesus in their belief, as Jesus would be one on the same page as God. We have no problem with that, but to insinuate that they're physically one person is not possible, because then you would have to say that all of the disciples and followers were also God. In fact, in the same chapter earlier, this is John 17:3, it says, And this is eternal life, that they may know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent. Now, this is, I mentioned earlier in the same chapter, to clarify that Jesus was not God.

DAWAH TRAINING sheikh uthman ibn farooq "I and the father are one"

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