<p>16:15 <em>All things, whatever the Father has, are mine. Therefore I said: that he shall take of mine and declare it to you</em>- These &quot;all things&quot; which the Father has refer to the things which would be declared to them (:14), and those things centre in the Lord Jesus. All those things in that sense were 'Me', the Lord Jesus. For the prologue states that the <em>logos</em> of Jesus is God, in the sense that the entire purpose and plan of God is centred in His Son. The focus of the Father upon His Son is significant beyond appreciation. The Son was &quot;all things&quot; to the Father; and the things of the Son, and thereby the &quot;all things&quot; of the Father, were to be declared to the believers by the Spirit.</p>