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 1    1     |              HE WHO SEES ME SEES THE FATHER (cf. John 14:9)~
 2    1,   1|         Christ has revealed to us as Father: it is His very Son who,
 3    1,   1|             said: "Lord, show us the Father, and we shall be satisfied";
 4    1,   1|             has seen me has seen the Father."3 These words were spoken
 5    1,   1|              the countenance of the "Father of mercies and God of all
 6    1,   1|     revelation of the mystery of the Father and of his love."6 The words
 7    1,   1|     revelation of the mystery of the Father and His love. ~For this
 8    1,   1|             revealing in Himself the Father and His love.7 In Jesus
 9    1,   1|    simultaneously an approach to the Father and His love. The Second
10    1,   1|      directed in Jesus Christ to the Father. While the various currents
11    1,   1|              mature reference to the Father and His love. ~
12    1,   2|              short of "vision of the Father." "No one has ever seen
13    1,   2|           who is in the bosom of the Father, he has made him known."10
14    1,   2|              a particular way as the Father who is rich in mercy."13 ~
15    1,   2|            in Christ, about God the "Father of mercies,"16 enables us
16    1,   2|              the mystery of God the "Father of mercies" revealed by
17    1,   2|          upon the mystery of God as "Father of mercies," but also to
18    1,   2|              not Christ say that our Father, who "sees in secret,"17
19    1,   2|          mystery: the mystery of the Father and His love?18 ~I therefore
20    2,   3|           and words Christ makes the Father present among men. It is
21    2,   3|           who is love, a sign of the Father. In this visible sign the
22    2,   3|             people then, can see the Father. ~It is significant that,
23    2,   3|             then, reveals God who is Father, who is "love," as St. John
24    2,   3|             us by Christ. Making the Father present as love and mercy
25    2,   3|           the presence of God who is Father, love and mercy, Jesus makes
26    2,   3|          thus more fully reveals the Father, who is God "rich in mercy."
27    3,   4|             are His own: He is their Father,47 for Israel is His firstborn
28    3,   4|           the people whose spiritual father is Abraham by virtue of
29    3,   4| eschatological.58 Christ reveals the Father within the framework of
30    3,   4|             has seen me has seen the Father."59 ~
31    4,   5|             the Baptist is born, his father Zechariah blesses the God
32    4,   5|         drama played out between the father's love and the prodigality
33    4,   5|           son, who receives from the father the portion of the inheritance
34    4,   5|           had gone after leaving his father's house. And in this situation "
35    4,   5|            son had received from his father was a quantity of material
36    4,   5|              dignity as a son in his father's house. The situation in
37    4,   5|    previously, when he had asked his father to give him the part of
38    4,   5|             himself: "How many of my father's hired servants have bread
39    4,   5|            the hired servants of his father's house "possess" them.
40    4,   5|              will arise and go to my father, and I will say to him, '
41    4,   5|              and I will say to him, 'Father, I have sinned against heaven
42    4,   5|             decides to return to his father's house, to ask his father
43    4,   5|           father's house, to ask his father to be received - no longer
44    4,   5|             hired servant in his own father's house is certainly a great
45    4,   5|             to be an employee in his father's house. His decision is
46    4,   5|     relationship of the son with the father. And it is with this decision
47    4,   5|        property he received from his father, deserves - after his return -
48    4,   5|             living by working in his father's house as a hired servant
49    4,   5|           also hurt and offended his father by his whole conduct. Since
50    4,   5|        matter of indifference to his father. It was bound to make him
51    4,   5|            could still expect in his father's house. ~
52    4,   6|            analogy the figure of the father reveals to us God as Father.
53    4,   6|          father reveals to us God as Father. The conduct of the father
54    4,   6|           Father. The conduct of the father in the parable and his whole
55    4,   6|            simplicity and depth. The father of the prodigal son is faithful
56    4,   6|         never gone far away from his father and had never abandoned
57    4,   6|             abandoned the home. ~The father's fidelity to himself -
58    4,   6|               in fact, that when the father saw the prodigal son returning
59    4,   6|            deeper level. Notice, the father is aware that a fundamental
60    4,   6|              a way, found again. The father's words to the elder son
61    4,   6|             of the prodigal son. The father's fidelity to himself is
62    4,   6|     fatherhood, in a way obliges the father to be concerned about his
63    4,   6|              restored to value." The father first and foremost expresses
64    4,   6|            not cease to be truly his father's son; it also indicates
65    4,   6|             relationship between the father and the son in Christ's
66    4,   6|              particular good for his father: the father sees so clearly
67    4,   6|             good for his father: the father sees so clearly the good
68    5,   7|          fidelity of the Creator and Father towards human beings, created
69    5,   7|             addresses Himself to the Father - that Father whose love
70    5,   7|         Himself to the Father - that Father whose love He has preached
71    5,   7|        Christ - in the fact that the Father did not spare His own Son,
72    5,   7|           love: from the love of the Father and of the Son, and completely
73    5,   7|              final dialogue with the Father, emerges from the very heart
74    5,   7|             of existence. He is also Father: He is linked to man, whom
75    5,   7|             in the very life of God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. For
76    5,   7|           ceases to speak of God the Father, who is absolutely faithful
77    5,   7|      crucified Son means "seeing the Father,"79 means believing that
78    5,   8|              consubstantial with the Father, renders full justice to
79    5,   8|            to the Son of the eternal Father. In the whole of this messianic
80    5,   8|            that inscrutable unity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit, in
81    5,   8|             has seen me has seen the Father."96 In fact, Christ, whom
82    5,   8|            In fact, Christ, whom the Father "did not spare"97 for the
83    5,   8|        fullness of the love that the Father has for Him and, in Him,
84    5,   8|            is to say the love of the Father which is more powerful than
85    7,  13|        Philip,112 the "vision of the Father"-a vision of God through
86    7,  13|             has seen me has seen the Father."113 The Church professes
87    7,  13|         nearer to the "vision of the Father" in the holiness of His
88    7,  13|             the merciful love of the Father, a revelation which constituted
89    7,  13|       messianic mission revealed the Father to us by means of His words
90    7,  13|             and inexhaustible is the Father's readiness to receive the
91    7,  13|              as only the Creator and Father can be; the love to which
92    7,  13|           love to which the "God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ"118
93    7,  13|              the"rediscovery of this Father, who is rich in mercy. ~
94    7,  13|             Christ implored from the Father and which the Spirit never
95    8,  15|           with Christ on the cross: "Father, forgive them; for they
96    8,  15|             the Love which is in the Father may once again be revealed
97    8,  15|            fact, to reveal God, that Father who allows us to "see" Him