Red Letters/Black Letters: Day 92: If one, then the other

"Most assuredly, I say to you, the Son can do nothing of Himself, but what He sees the Father do; 

for whatever He does, the Son also does in like manner." John 5:19

The sins of the father are the sins of the son.

If you have been abused, you are more likely to abuse. If your parents drank, you are more likely to drink. If you grew up in a house of lies, you are more likely to lie. If your parents were divorced, you are more likely to divorce.

But, if the negatives are true, shouldn't the positives be true as well?

We are a people who live by example. Jesus understood this and so when he explained how he was able to do certain things and act certain ways I think he had a second motive. If the son does what he has been shown by the father, does it not mean that what the son does the father does as well?

So, if the Son heals, what does the Father do?

If the Son gives vision, what does the Father do?

If the Son raises the dead, what does the Father do?

If the Son sets the captives free, what does the Father do?

If the Son forgives what does the Father do?

If the Son loves, what does the Father do?

+ If we take our example from Jesus, what should we do?