224. It is written, they say: “For the Father is greater than I.” S. John xiv. 28. It is also written: “He thought it not robbery to be equal with God.” Phil. ii. 6. It is written again that the Jews wished to kill Him, because He said He was the Son of God, making Himself equal with God. S. John v. 18. It is written: “I and My Father are one.” S. John x. 30. They read “one,” they do not read “many.” Can He then be both inferior and equal in the same Nature? Nay, the one refers to His Godhead, the other to His flesh.