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John 17:10 · BSB
17:10 All I have is Yours, and all You have is Mine; and in them I have been glorified.
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…is not us all being the exact same. No, he is saying that our unity is tied to what is according to Christ Himself. And this should draw us back toJohn chapter 17, where Jesus prays that we would be one just as He and the Father is one. You see how beautiful this is? The oneness that we are to have, the unity…
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…one mind. See, healthy churches fight for unity. That's the thing we should be fighting for. That's what God wants us to be striving for. You readJohn chapter 17as Jesus is praying the prayer right before he goes to the cross. Here's what he prayed for, that we might be united. He said this, Lord, I'm…
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…made a promise before time. Who is that promise to? It was a promise between the Father, Son, and Spirit. And we learn more about this promise inJohn chapter 17, where the Lord Jesus prays to the Father, acknowledging the fact that he had been sent into this world as a mediator. And being sent into this…
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…are all around us changes. But I want to remind you of some words of Jesus because Jesus was uh trying to pray for his disciples in the Gospel ofJohn, chapter 17. You can read and study it out later, but in verse number 11, he begins to pray for his disciples, but he also reminds the disciples in his prayer…
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…jump around the New Testament a little bit to be able to see each passage giving one idea about the Trinity, which also gives us an idea about us.John chapter 17is a prayer, captures the whole passage, John chapter 17. It's the longest prayer in the New Testament. It's usually referred to as Jesus' high…
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…the gospel, and it confirms the power of the gospel to change people, and it produces something. And so, we see the evidence of Christ's prayer inJohn chapter 17coming through. I do not ask for these only, but also for those who will believe in me through their word. Why? That they might be one, just as…
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…us to King Jesus, who Jesus trusted in his Heavenly Father's care with perfection, his desire was for the glory of God with perfection. InJohn chapter 17, he says, glorify Your name father. And Jesus's battle was infinitely greater than anything David ever faced in battle. Jesus goes to the cross to…
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…to Bethany. It's Thursday, and as he goes out of the city of Jerusalem and goes into that garden of Gethsemane, he prays. The prayer is recorded inJohn chapter 17, where he prays for you. Yes. Although you're not named, he prays for you in John 17. And then he says to his disciples, Will you pray with me for…
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…or what family, who you're related to. Dividing lines that humans draw between us, that can shatter the bond of unity that Jesus is praying for inJohn chapter 17. Then Paul echoes the same thing in 1 Corinthians 10. He's writing about the Lord's Supper. He's writing about communion. And he says, because…
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…continue what we are hearing before praise the Lord is to be a priest of God on the earth so we see also see that in, I think it was in John, inJohn chapter 17, we see the prayers of Jesus for all believers. John chapter 17 verse 20. He says, I do not pray for these alone, but also those who would believe…
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…to his riches and glory. Psalm 16, David declares, in your presence there is fullness of joy, and at your right hand are pleasures evermore.John chapter 17. John declares that in Jesus there is fullness of joy in his presence, there is peace, there is hope, there is every true need that we have, and…
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He has to have this eternal destiny in mind. InJohn chapter 17, in verse 3, Jesus defines eternal life this way. ! Their part is that they would be with God forever. They thought that they were pleasers of God,…
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…chapter 6. Where Jesus spoke about Judas. The son of Simon Iscariot. That he was going to betray them. He named Judas. Specifically. And then inJohn chapter 17. Verse 12. Jesus is praying. He's praying to the father. This high priestly prayer. Before his crucifixion. He says. When I was with them. I kept…
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…verse 1. Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity. Jesus prays for this unity. In his high priestly prayer inJohn chapter 17, he prays this not only for his disciples, but for all who believe in Jesus through their word, which includes us. He says, he prays, I do not pray…
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…you at your work. He's given you a family to raise. He's given you an opportunity to serve in a local church. And we see that and Jesus prayed inJohn chapter 17that we would be in the world but not of it. That we can't as Christians, we can't remove ourselves and say we're just going to hang on until Jesus…
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…you again, that Romans is the fifth gospel, which is a way of saying that what Paul teaches, Jesus taught first. In his high priestly prayer, inJohn chapter 17, Jesus prays for what Paul teaches. Jesus says this, I made known to them your name, and I will continue to make it known that the love with which…
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…the world is my flesh. He will give up his very body so that we might have eternal life in him. John records Jesus defining what eternal life is inJohn chapter 17and verse 3. This is eternal life, that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent. Beloved, the great joy of the gospel…
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…will cut down to size what needs to be cut down to size and it will magnify what needs to be magnified what Paul taught Jesus taught first Jesus inJohn chapter 17tells God the father that he wants you to see his glory father I desire that they also whom you have given me may be with me where I am to see my…
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…theological. We have to do theology to be a church. The study of God. And we study his word so that we can know him by it. How do you turn toJohn chapter 17and verse 3. Here Jesus says, And this is eternal life. I want the definition of eternal life for me. What is eternal life? This is eternal life.…
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…in general. But if you see anything within the life of our church that is distracting, that is not unifying the body, unifying the body, Jesus, inJohn chapter 17, the high priestly prayer, he prayed for the disciples, but he also prayed for us, those who were yet to come. Our prayers are timeless, okay?…
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