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John 17:20 · BSB
17:20 I am not asking on behalf of them alone, but also on behalf of those who will believe in Me through their message,
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…a priest of God on the earth so we see also see that in, I think it was in John, in John 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 in me through their words, that they all may be one as you, Father, and…
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…one of the most pleasing things to God is when we are in unity, when we are unified. In fact, I will I'll want to show you. We're gonna start in inJohn chapter 17, verse 20, right before Jesus is arrested, right before he goes to the cross, and uh his ministry is coming to the last chapter. Jesus says a prayer for his…
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…called, Paul says, Be eager to walk and maintain unity. And Jesus himself, in the high priestly prayer in John 17, he prayed for unity in the body.John 17, verse 20, Jesus is praying, he says, I do not ask for these only, but also for those who will believe in me through their word, that they may all be one,…
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…That they may all be one. As you, Father, are in me and I in you, that they also may be one in us, that the world may believe that you sent me.John 17, verse 20and 21. And as Jesus prays this prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane just before he is going to be arrested and tried and crucified, then how…
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…And so we vote. We live as good citizens, following just laws, but we do not get entangled in the love of it. We're living just like it. Listen toJohn 17, verses 15 to 21, where we see the beauty of Christ's high priestly prayer for us. He prays this. Think about this in terms of you being a soldier for Christ. He…
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…conflict grieves the spirit. And we know that's not what Jesus prayed for is all these issues that we don't deal with. What did he pray for inJohn chapter 17 verses 20and 21. This prayer is reaching far off into where we are today in 2026. He's praying for us. He was praying for us all the way back in John…
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…said, Look, tear down this structure. I could rebuild the temple in three days. He's talking about himself. It's not about a place. Jesus says inJohn 17, verses 20 through 21, a really interesting response to a Pharisee. It says, The Pharisee asked Jesus, When will the kingdom of God come? And Jesus replied, The kingdom…
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…said, Look, tear down this structure. I could rebuild the temple in three days. He's talking about himself. It's not about a place. Jesus says inJohn 17, verses 20 through 21, a really interesting response to a Pharisee. It says, The Pharisee asked Jesus, When will the kingdom of God come? And Jesus replied, The kingdom…
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…of the Lord. If we abide. Abide. Jesus said, abide in me. And let my words abide in you. And then he says, he will share his glory with us. InJohn 17, verses 20 through 22, I won't go there, but we get to share in his glory because we've put our faith and trust in him. We have nothing to lose and everything to gain by…
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…we can do great things through Christ. So let's pick it up in John chapter 17, verse number 20. If you're ready for it, would you say amen?John 17, verse 20, it says this. This is Jesus. He says, I pray not only for these. Jesus had just got done praying for the apostles. He says, I'm not just praying…
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…about what it actually means to live connected to one another and to have the kind of unity that Jesus desires us to have. So let's open upJohn 17, verses 20 through 23, and here's what Jesus prays. He says to the Father, I'm praying not only for these disciples, meaning his immediate disciples at the time that he…
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…about what it actually means to live connected to one another and to have the kind of unity that Jesus desires us to have. So let's open upJohn 17, verses 20 through 23, and here's what Jesus prays. He says to the Father, I'm praying not only for these disciples, meaning his immediate disciples at the time that he…
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…truly be one with one another, and we miss it so much. We cheat ourselves out of it as believers. And so this is what we're talking about today. InJohn 17, verses 20 through 21, I'm going to read you a couple of verses. And this is an actual prayer of Jesus. Jesus praised this prayer. Undoubtedly, he prayed it out loud…
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…through Jesus's people, first to the apostles, but then as the apostles spread that testimony to the church. This would have brought us back toJohn 17 verses 17 through 21. Jesus said St. This is his prayer, His high priestly prayer. Sanctify them in the truth. Your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I…
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…our disunity in Christ's church that is the greatest hindrance to people being saved, and Christ's kingdom expanding now on earth. Let's turn toJohn 17, verse 20 to 23. John chapter 17, verse 20 to 23. My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message, that all of…
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…glory ever will be. And in John we read when Jesus prayed the high priestly prayer, he's praying for his disciples. Read part of that there inJohn chapter 17 verse 20 to 22, he says praying to God, I do not pray for these alone, meaning His disciples, but for those who will believe in Me through their word, which isn't…
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…in the spiritual realm? To give some light to this question, let me show you a passage that will help us. Let's look at what Jesus said inJohn 17, verse 20 to 23, where he prayed to the Father, "I do not ask on behalf of these alone, but for those also who believe in me through their word. {That's us as…
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…God invites us into his kingdom and his glory to be a part of his glory released in the earth. Now, I'm going to share with you a scripture here inJohn 17, verse 20. Now, this is Jesus' prayer just before he was taken up into heaven. How many of you know Jesus gets his prayers answered? God listens to him. Do…
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…to experience his glory and to know the perfect love of God. Can you just imagine that? And then this is not just for those current disciples. InJohn 17 verse 20, it says, Jesus prays this prayer for all who will believe, for all believers, for us today, for all believers in the future, for you and for me.…
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…26 says that, as I said, we were created for in God's image. He also, we see in Genesis chapter 2, verse 18, it is not good for man to be alone. InJohn chapter 17, verses 20 through 26, in what is referred to as Christ's high priestly prayer, he prayed that all believers everywhere would be one with God and with each other. He…
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