{"passage":["John 16:28"],"results":[{"document":"orthodox1679","id":"4.1","url":"/api/v1/documents/orthodox1679/paragraphs/4.1","segments":[{"text":"Begotten without diminution of his Father that begat, of one Nature and Substance with the Father; Begotten of the Father, while the Father communicated wholly to the Son, which He retained wholly in himself, because both were Infinite;","proofs":["John 16:27–28"]}]},{"document":"heidelberg","id":"47","url":"/api/v1/documents/heidelberg/questions/47","segments":[{"text":"Christ is very man and very God: with respect to his human nature, he is no more on earth; but with respect to his Godhead, majesty, grace and spirit, he is at no time absent from us.","proofs":["John 16:28"]}]},{"document":"heidelberg","id":"48","url":"/api/v1/documents/heidelberg/questions/48","segments":[{"text":"it must necessarily follow that the same is not limited with the human nature he assumed, and yet remains personally united to it.","proofs":["John 16:28"]}]},{"document":"explicatory1675","id":"96","url":"/api/v1/documents/explicatory1675/entries/96","segments":[{"text":"2. It is absurd and contradictive of right reason. 3. There appears much in the contexts to cross it, nothing at all to countenance it. 4. Because other places collated, expresly thwart and contradict it.","proofs":["John 16:28"]}]},{"document":"henry1703","id":"21","url":"/api/v1/documents/henry1703/entries/21","segments":[{"text":"Yes. He came forth from the Father, and came into the World,","proofs":["John 16:28"]}]},{"document":"bastingius1591","id":"53","url":"/api/v1/documents/bastingius1591/entries/53","segments":[{"text":"abide with me for euer.","proofs":["John 16"]}]}]}