<p>10:30 <i>I and the Father are one</i>- The protective, saving hand of the Son is that of the Father, for they both have the same will and determination for human salvation. This is the context of their being &quot;one&quot;, in purpose and function rather than in person and nature, as wrongly supposed by Trinitarian thinking. In chapter 17, the Lord envisages the unity between the Father and Son being that between all His people, and between themselves and the Father and Himself. Clearly, the unity spoken of is not any support for the confused theology of Trinitarianism.</p>