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John 17:5 · BSB
17:5 And now, Father, glorify Me in Your presence with the glory I had with You before the world existed.
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…17, after which Jesus and his disciples will enter the Garden of Gethsemane. And we'll see the betrayal that happens there. So let's come now toJohn 17, verses 1 to 5. We'll read the first few verses together. And we'll see what we can hear and understand from these words of Jesus. After Jesus said this, he…
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…or deficient of glory. The Son was glorying in the Father for all eternity. And the Father was glorying in the Son. This is why Jesus says inJohn 17, verse 5, and this is going to come up on the screen. He says these words. He says, And now, Father, glorify me. Speaking of the cross, glorify me in your…
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…that equality something to be grasped. We see the eternal reality, the pre-existent reality. Even in Jesus' own language, he speaks of this. InJohn chapter 17, verse 5, he says this, and now in a prayer, Father, glorify me in your own presence with the glory that I had with you before the world existed. The…
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…The son. And let's remember who he is. The God man. The son is about to go through. With something that he is utterly. Unworthy of. Peek ahead toJohn 17 verse 5. Where Jesus prays to his father. He says father glorify me. In your presence. With the glory I had with you. Before the world began. Just before…
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Good morning, church. Our sermon text today is fromJohn chapter 17, verses 1 through 5. It can be found in your pew Bibles on page 849. And here we continue with Jesus on the last night of his earthly life. He has just finished a long…
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…glory that is an inherent part of God's nature is a glory that is shared between the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. And that takes us back toJohn chapter 17, verses 1 to 5. And I'll just read those verses again just so that we can just remind ourselves of what Jesus is saying. When Jesus spoke these words, he lifted…
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…to give his life as a ransom for many. Jesus set aside his scepter and picked up a towel with which he washed his disciples' feet. Jesus prayed inJohn chapter 17 verse 5, and now father, glorify me in your own presence with the glory that I had with you before the world existed. Though Jesus was the glorious son of…
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…greatest reality is the creator. It's the glory of God Himself. That is the greatest good in the universe. We see this everywhere in Scripture. InJohn 17, verse 5, Jesus prays to his Father and says, Lord, glorify me in your presence with the glory I had with you before the foundation of the world. That's the…
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…insight of just this dynamic between the Trinity in John 17. Jesus prays to God the Father as He's about to go to the cross. And He prays inJohn 17:5with these words. He says, now, Father, glorify Me in Your presence with the glory that I had with You before the world existed. Glorify Me in Your…
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…in this particular venue, we want to just emphasize the basic structures of this prayer and how they relate to us as believers. As we looked atJohn chapter 17 verses 1 to 5, we saw that Jesus was exalting the glory of the Father. He has preeminently on His mind the significance of the glory of the Father. So whether it…
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