Jay used the 'only begotten God' text to argue the Son is eternally begotten and fully divine, not a creature.
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A superchat used this verse to explain John 17:3 by arguing that the Son uniquely reveals the unseen God while himself being divine.
This verse was used by a caller to argue that the unseen God and the 'begotten God/Son' are distinct in a way that suggests more than one god; the host rejected that reading.
Quoted to argue that the Father is unseen while the Son, who is himself God, makes the Father known; used in defense of Trinitarian distinction.
Used to argue that the Son uniquely makes the Father known, so revelation from the Father is disclosed through the Son.
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