I and the Father Are One and They Want to Stone for That

If he's not a divine person, then he has no basis for saying that. Right as the Jews take it the Jews see him as a human person right. And so they hear him say I and the father are one and they want to stone for that. Yeah we've used the word the andric a couple of times here because it comes from de anesthetist the area up a guide the the monk of the six centuries obviously post Calcedonian but the author. Wait, he wasn't he wasn't from the first century. Well, you know, it was the mystical associate and the monastic author writes in his voiceYou know so he's he's not meeting meaning