Jesus emphatically states that there is an unbreakable unity between him and the Father. Two points of recognition demonstrate this. First, Jesus does not speak in a personal capacity but he is the mouthpiece of the Father. And second, Jesus emphasizes that everything he does is the work of the Father. In other words: in him, the Invisible Father manifests himself so clearly. Jesus reminds his disciples—and us!—of what he said earlier: I and the Father are one
(John 10:30). And a few hours later, in his prayer to the Father—and they may hear and we may read this—he says: I am no longer in the world, but they are in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father, keep them in your name, which you have given me, so that they may be one, even as we are one
(John 17:11; see also John 11:21).
10 Ne crois-tu pas que je suis dans le Père, et que le Père est en moi? Les paroles que je vous dis, je ne les dis pas de moi-même; et le Père qui demeure en moi, c'est lui qui fait les œuvres.