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1. www.biblegateway.com › passageJohn 17 NLT - The Prayer of Jesus - After saying all - Bible ...

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   John 17. New Living Translation. The Prayer of Jesus. 17 After saying all these things, Jesus looked up to heaven and said, “Father, the hour has come. Glorify your Son so he can give glory back to you. 2 For you have given him authority over everyone.

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   The Context. The account of Jesus’ prayer in the garden of Gethsemane in the first three Gospels thus provides a fascinating canonical backdrop to John’s account of Jesus’ final prayer. But what is its context in John’s gospel?

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   Jesus Teaches About Prayer. 5 “When you pray, don’t be like the hypocrites. They love to stand in the synagogues and on the street corners and pray so people will ·see [notice] them.

5. bible.org › seriespage › 3-lord-s-prayer-matthew-653. The Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6:5-15; Luke 11:1-13) - bible.org

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   Main Point: God wants us to spend time with Him in prayer. Key Verse: Jesus often went away to be by Himself and pray. - Luke 5:16 Props:Optional: A prayer bracelet

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   Say: Jesus had come to earth to bring the kingdom of God to men. Jesus made it clear that things in the kingdom were very, very different than things in the world. In the kingdom of heaven, people who have nothing to offer God are accepted. Those who are meek and peace loving, and those who want what is right will finally have what they long for be...

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   Say: One of the disciples asked Jesus to teach them how to pray (Luke 11:1). Jesus said that prayer should not be a way to get attention and praise from people. It should be done with a right heart toward God. It is wrong to pray just to impress people. “When you pray, do not be like those who only pretend to be holy. They love to stand and pray in...

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   Jesus not only told His disciples how to pray. By His example, He showed them how to pray. He prayed out loud in front of them so they would see God’s hand at work right before their eyes (John 11:41-42). And very often, Jesus took private time to be with His Dad (Luke 5:16). The Bible says: Jesus often went away to be by Himself and pray. - Luke 5...

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   Prayer is even more than speaking and listening to God. Prayer is powerful! The Bible says, “The prayer of a godly person is powerful. It makes things happen.” (James 5:16b) The original language used in this verse tells us that prayer is strong, it is a FORCE. For example, back in the Old Testament, there was an Israelite king named Hezekiah. Isra...

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   So Jesus’ instruction on prayer is in the broad context of a sermon about the heart as the real source of good and evil in us. It also has a more immediate context expressed in the opening lines of Matthew 6: Be careful about not living righteously merely to be seen by people. Otherwise you have no reward with your Father in heaven (Matthew 6:1).

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   (John 17:1a RSV) "The hour has come." With these words Jesus looks forward with obvious anticipation to a time of boundless opportunity that lies before him. Surely these words, "the hour has come" mean a good deal more than the phrase we employ when we face the end of life, "My time has come."

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   What does Jesus say about prayer?

   • Jesus’ instruction on prayer in Matthew begins this way: “Whenever you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, because they love to pray while standing in synagogues and on street corners so that people can see them. Truly I say to you, they have their reward. But whenever you pray, go into your room, close the door, and pray to your Father in secret.

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   What does Jesus pray in John 17?

   • He also prays that future believers would witness His glory. John 17 offers an intimate look at the depth of Jesus' prayer life and His concern for believers. Here, Jesus prays to God the Father, demonstrating His divine nature and His unity with the Father.

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   What kind of Prayer Did Jesus develop?

   • Jesus develops two basic kinds of prayer. The first is “showcase prayer” by which the person praying actually draws attention to himself. He wants to be known as spiritual and holy. His religion gives him status, and by public prayer, he maintains and feeds it. The second kind of prayer is “relational prayer.”

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   Why is Jesus' prayer called the Lord's prayer?

   • While Jesus’ prayer in John 17 has traditionally been dubbed His High Priestly Prayer, others have called it “the Lord’s Prayer,” because Jesus here engages in one of the longest recorded prayers in the Gospels.

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   What is a good example of a prayer?

   • Prayer is also when you stop to listen to His voice (John 10:27). Jesus gave a perfect example of how to pray. We call it “The Lord’s Prayer.” Lots of people can say this from memory, but remember, Jesus just said not to repeat the same words over and over.

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   What is the Lord's prayer?

   • We call it “The Lord’s Prayer.” Lots of people can say this from memory, but remember, Jesus just said not to repeat the same words over and over. Reciting this prayer does not take the place of heart-felt conversations with your heavenly Father. Jesus wanted to tell His disciples the type of prayer to pray.

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9. biblehub.com › chaptersummaries › johnJohn 17 Chapter Summary - Bible Hub

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   John 17 is a profound display of Jesus' love and concern for His followers. His prayer provides encouragement for believers, both in the unity He desires for us and in His intercession on our behalf. Through Jesus' words, we gain insights into the divine relationship between the Father and the Son and the purpose of Jesus' mission on earth.