Brigham Young, Chapter Four, Item #19

"I and my Father are one," [John 10:30] says Jesus; what, one body? No.... They are no more one person than I and one of my sons are one person. If my son receives my teaching, will walk in the path I mark out for him to walk in, if his faith is the same as mine, his purpose is the same, and he does the work of his father as Jesus did the work of his Father, then is my son one with me in the scriptural sense (DBY, 28).

Provenance:

DBY, 28 reads:
"I and my Father are one," says Jesus; what, one body? No, it never entered the Savior's mind that such a rendering of this saying would ever enter into the minds of persons holding the least claim to good sense. They are no more one person than I and one of my sons are one person. If my son receives my teaching, will walk in the path I mark out for him to walk in, if his faith is the same as mine, his purpose is the same, and he does the work of his father as Jesus did the work of his Father, then is my son one with me in the scriptural sense. 10:192
DBY, 28 is taken from the Journal of Discourses, May 31, 1863.

Relevant scriptures:

I and my Father are one.

Brian Madsen's occasionally opinionated observations:

disclaimer

The committee which compiled Chapter 4 omitted a thought-provoking sentence from Brigham's remarks.

Brian C. Madsen