John 14:20 (ESV) 20 In that day you will know that I am in my Father, and you in me, and I in you.
It is the Holy Spirit who will take what is Jesus and make it ours. Dr Bruce I love this statement
John 17:26 (ESV) 26 I made known to them your name, and I will continue to make it known, that the love with which you have loved me may be in them, and I in them.”
From the Mirror
John 16.12 I have so much more to tell you but you would not be able to handle it now.
13 But when she 5is come, the Spirit of truth, she will 1take you by the hand and guide you into the path of all truth. She will not draw attention to herself but will communicate and 1unveil everything she hears and discerns 2from a heavenly perspective about the things that is 4about to happen 3within you. (While spirit is in the neuter gender, truth is feminine. In Hebrew, the word for spirit is חור ruach which is Feminine. The word 1οδηγησει, from odos, the pathway and hegeomai, the strengthened for of agoo, to lead, thus officially appointed Guide. The word 2anangellei, from ana, upwards, above and angello, often translated shepherd-messenger or messenger; it has two components, ago to lead as a shepherd leads and agele a herd of cattle or company. The word 3umin, is the personal pronoun, you in the Dative case, also pointing to location “in.” The things about to happen, 4erchomena, the Present Participle describes an action thought of as simultaneous with the action of the main verb, 5elthay, is come, When she, the Spirit of truth, is come [hotan elthēi ekeinos, to pneuma tēs alētheias]. Indefinite relative clause, hotan and the second Aorist active subjunctive of erchomai, “whenever she comes.” The Mood of the Greek verb, in this case the subjunctive, expresses the mode in which the idea of the verb is employed. See commentary note to Hebrews 10:14 in the Mirror Bible.)
14 Holy Spirit will endorse my 1opinion of you by taking that which is mine and 2interpreting it 3in you. (The word often translated glory, 1doxa from dokeo, to form an opinion. The word 2anangello, from ana, upwards and angello to announce or declare. The preposition ana always points upwards to the things that are above the earth’s perspective. 3Umin, personal pronoun, you in the Dative case, also pointing to location “in.”)
15 The Father and I enjoy all things in common – even to the finest detail – because this is so, I said that the Close Companion esteems my glory and 2lays a hold of that which is within me and declares it within you from 1heavens point of view. (1Ana, upwards; The best texts read 2lambanei λαμβάνει, takes, instead of λήψεται, lempsetai, shall take. The relation between the Son and the Spirit is present and constant. Vincent’s Word Studies.)
With so much information you must trust Holy Spirit.
Love all and love well
Matthew 6.6 