The Father Doesn't Work Directly, but He Does Work in the World

Dukman: In classical view of inseparable operations, the father does send the son and the spirit into the world. He says that because the triune work is one work of father, son and spirit, we don't have to have this radical separation of father from spirits working in the world. But then he gets into probably his more a, you know, odd claims about how this works, when he starts to say that also the son has some kind of hierarchy over the father. K so this is an odd claim, although this is less obvious than the son's being hierarchical over the spirit. This hierarchy of the son over the father may be seen in the fact that the father