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As Jesus prays in the shadow of Calvary we learn what are his deepest concerns.
In fact he has only one, and one that does not surprise us, the glory of his Father (1; cf.
12:28).
Questions:
What hour is Jesus talking about?
Six times in the book of John, it is mentioned that “His hour had not yet come...”
Is Jesus talking to Himself?
Do you pray that your struggles would bring God glory?
Do you believe that your endurance and perseverance through tough times will bring glory to Him which will lift you up?
The Obvious Application: If Jesus Christ thought it important to stay in contact with His father through regular prayer, then we ought to as well.
The idea of lifting our eyes is a biblical posture for prayer.
1. Jesus always kept His Father the main thing.
2. Jesus did all that he was meant to do and charged to do.
3. Jesus had confidence in who He is.
Was this prayer answered?
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