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gme-42		gme-42		18	.pdf	application/pdf	9035	391	60	The manner of Je- sus’ speech indicates his conviction that the persons of the divine Community inwardly enjoy one another’s love, hospitality, generosity, and interpersonal communion, so much so that they are one God, and being one God, express such love to one another.7 In God’s own revelation, we encounter a Father, Son and Holy Spirit each lov- ing the other, giving to the other, honoring the other, glorifying the other — this without confusing the high order of the Godhead, the roles that each di- vine person has fulfilled from eternity past.8 5 See Aubrey R. Johnson, The One and the Many in the Israelite Conception of God (2d ed., Cardiff: Univ. of Wales, 1961) 1-37; Larry Hurtado, One God One Lord: Early Chris- tian Devotion and Ancient Jewish Monotheism (London: SCM Press, 1988); Margaret Barker, The Great Angel: A Study of Israel’s Second God (London: SPCK, 1992); Felix Christ, Jesus Sophia. E. J. Fortman (Fr. ed. 1975; Still River MA: St. Bede’s, 1982); Jürgen Moltmann, The Trinity and the Kingdom of God, trans.	cache/gme-42.pdf	txt/gme-42.txt