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John 6:46

First Nations Version

“The only one who has seen the Father is the one sent from the Great Spirit. This one has clearly seen the Father.

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No one has ever seen the Great Spirit, but the one Son, who is himself the Great Spirit and closest to the Father’s heart, has shown us what he is like.


He then turned to the seventy who walked the road with him and said, “My Father has put everything into my hands. Only the Father knows the Son, and only the Son knows the Father. No one can truly know the Father in his fullness unless the Son makes him known.”


“My Father has put everything into my hands,” he said with a solemn voice. “Only the Father knows the Son and only the Son knows the Father. No one can know the Father in his fullness unless the Son makes him known.” Then he lifted his eyes to the horizon as if he were speaking to all the world.


He is the only one over whom death has no power. His life shines so bright no one can even come near him, and no human eye has ever been able to fully see him. To him belongs all honor and power to the time beyond the end of all days. Aho! May it be so!


No one has ever seen the Great Spirit, but as long as we love each other, he remains in us, and his love is made complete in us.


He is the visible representation of our invisible Creator. All that the Father has belongs to this Son. He existed before creation and is above all created things.


You do not truly know him, but I do. If I were to say, ‘I do not know him,’ I would be a liar, like you! But I know him deeply and walk in all his ways.


“Where is your Father?” they said back to him. “You do not know me or my Father,” he told them. “If you knew me, you would know who my Father is.”


“The Father is the one who sent me, and he is the one who speaks for me. But, since you have never seen his form or heard his voice,


To know me is to know my Father, so from now on you know him and have seen him.”





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