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It contains a more definite prediction of future persecutions, and a descrip- tion of the agency of the Holy Spirit both in relation to the unbelieving world and the disciples. Announcing 3m THE GOSPEL OF JOHX.
liis death, he tells them that they should see him again, and have their sorrow turned into joy. The disciples profess their conviction of his divine origin and mission. With the prediction of their forsaking him in the hour of danger, he expresses his confidence in God, and a con- sciou...sness of victory.
The 17th chapter, containing the final prayer of Jesus, expresses the sublimest and purest utterances of a spirit in intimate union with God. The consciousness of the divine in the man Jesus is reflected here in a very high form. The prayer sets forth the glorification of the Son in consequence of the completion of his work, and an intercession with the Father for the disciples, that they may be kept in the faith. Xor is it limited to the few followers then present. It is extended to all believers, that they may be taken into union with the Father and Christ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It contains a more definite prediction of future persecutions, and a descrip- tion of the agency of the Holy Spirit both in relation to the unbelieving world and the disciples. Announcing 3m THE GOSPEL OF JOHX.
liis death, he tells them that they should see him again, and have their sorrow turned into joy. The disciples profess their conviction of his divine origin and mission. With the prediction of their forsaking him in the hour of danger, he expresses his confidence in God, and a con- sciou...sness of victory.
The 17th chapter, containing the final prayer of Jesus, expresses the sublimest and purest utterances of a spirit in intimate union with God. The consciousness of the divine in the man Jesus is reflected here in a very high form. The prayer sets forth the glorification of the Son in consequence of the completion of his work, and an intercession with the Father for the disciples, that they may be kept in the faith. Xor is it limited to the few followers then present. It is extended to all believers, that they may be taken into union with the Father and Christ.
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