of the existence of 'your' will as who you are -- who you are as 'divine' will as life of oneness and equality with all. For Man to realise themselves as 'God' -- 'God' had to become Man, 'God' had to become one with Man as Man -- but only at one 'point': This one singular 'point' as the moment and the words (In the beginning (the moment) was the word (the living word as who we are) and the word was God (the moment's application of 'divine' will as who we are as life as equality as oneness with all) and the word was with God (the manifestation/creation of ourselves as that which we have accepted ourselves to be one with and equal to as the experience of ourselves) -- the moment's application of oneness and equality of each and every single human beings' experience as life as who they are -- the moment of application as 'divine' will of life of oneness and equality as who we are as 'God' as all as one as equal. Here exist oneness and equality within and as humanity -- each human beings' application in every moment of 'divine' will -- in every moment's application of oneness and equality with all as one as equal as life: 'Divine' will. Here exists who we are as life of life as oneness and equality with all as 'divine' will -- so then -- does 'God' really exist? No -- who we are is 'God'