Gospel Of John C13-21 - Shalom Church Singapore
Gospel Of John C13-21 - Shalom Church Singapore
Gospel Of John C13-21 - Shalom Church Singapore
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estore Him to the splendor that He has shared with the Father before the world began. <br />
At this point, we are back to the petition in verse 1 – Glorify Your Son. <br />
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Before Jesus actually asked the Father to glorify Him (v1c), He said that the hour has <br />
come (v1b). The hour refers to the appointed time for His death, burial, resurrection <br />
and ascension. The death‐burial‐resurrection‐ascension of Jesus is sometimes referred <br />
to as the time/hour for His glorification (cf. <strong>John</strong> 12:23‐24, 13:31)! <br />
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Jesus knows that the hour of His glorification has come. What did He do He prays that <br />
His glorification will take place. The fact that God has ordained something is precisely <br />
the reason why He will pray for that something to come to pass. What a lesson here for <br />
us on prayer and God’s sovereignty! <br />
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We also see from His prayer how He is willing to obey the Father and die on the cross! <br />
To ask God to glorify Him is to pray for the time of His death‐burial‐resurrectionascension to come to pass. What a Savior!! <br />
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As we review and reflect on this petition of Jesus in verses 1‐5, overall we see that our <br />
Lord has a Number One Concern, namely the glory of God in the salvation of His elect. Do <br />
you share this concern of your Lord <br />
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How has the Notes helped you in your understanding of <strong>John</strong> 17:1‐5 What have you <br />
learnt <br />
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Go and share what you have learnt with someone: __________________________________________ <br />
(Name of the person) <br />
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Day 5 Read <strong>John</strong> 17:6‐19 <br />
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<strong>John</strong> 17 is the prayer of Jesus. We should feel a deep sense of awe and privilege to hear <br />
God the Son praying to God the Father! In this prayer, we find Jesus praying for Himself <br />
(v1‐5), for His immediate disciples (v6‐19) and for all who would come to believe in <br />
Him through their word (v20‐26). <br />
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The last 3 days were spent looking at Jesus’ prayer for Himself (v1‐5). For today and the <br />
next two days, we shall proceed to look at Jesus praying for His immediate disciples <br />
(v6‐19). <br />
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1. Jesus says, “I pray for them.” (V9). Who is the ‘them’ <br />
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