The name „Immanuel” = „God with us”, a proof of God’s immanence, according to the religious vision of the American author Ellen G.White

Dialogo 2 (2):34-44 (2016)
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The study shows the fact that The One who was named „Immanuel”, meaning „God with us”, namely Jesus Christ, through his life and through all His earthly activity, demonstrated the absolute immanence of God on earth. Because of this, when He was asked by apostle Philip to show them Almighty God, the Father, Jesus answered Philip that the one who had seen Him, had seen God, the Father. The divine immanence was manifested in the whole life and actions of Jesus.

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10.18638/dialogo.2015.2.2.3

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