Jesus Christ is the source of the grace believers receive, and He personally helps them in their spiritual creation. John 1:16 says "of His fullness we have all received, and grace for grace," a continuous flow of empowerment, blessing upon blessing, from the Son to His people for as long as they accept and use it. Before His death, Jesus comforted the apostles who feared being left alone by promising "I will not leave you orphans; I will come to you," and "We will come to you and make Our home with him." The Helper, the Spirit of truth, is the means by which the Father and the Son are continually and personally involved in each believer's life. There is no third person of a trinity coming; it is the Father and the Son. This presence is itself one of God's most gracious gifts, giving power to carry out responsibilities and to grow. Jesus is the manna from heaven, the food believers partake of through His Word, understood with the Spirit's help. He is the personification of grace and its synonym, teaching, empowering, and giving wisdom and discernment. Believers are justified by His blood but saved by His life, because He lives and works hands-on as High Priest to prepare them for the Kingdom. He may be failed, but He will not fail.