Re: Does the NT authors use of "God sent his only son" imply...

From: Craig Abernethy (baptist@mit.edu)
Date: Thu Aug 01 1996 - 14:43:35 EDT

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A very clear statement of Christ's divine pre-existence is found in John
17:5, where Jesus prays:

"Now, Father, glorify me in your own presence with the glory which I had
with you before the world began."

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