“One thousand shall flee at the rebuke of one; at the rebuke of five shall ye flee: till ye be left as a beacon upon the top of a mountain, and as an ensign on an hill. And therefore will the LORD wait, that he may be gracious unto you, and therefore will he be exalted, that he may have mercy upon you: for the LORD is a God of judgment: blessed are all they that wait for him."
Isaiah 30:17-18 KJV
Isaiah 30:17-18 KJV
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“For the LORD will not forsake his people for his great name's sake: because it hath pleased the LORD to make you his people.”
- 1 Samuel 12:22 KJB
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- 1 Samuel 12:22 KJB
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Whoever closes his ear to the cry of the poor will himself call out and not be answered.
Proverbs 21:13
Proverbs 21:13
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“For he that is mighty hath done to me great things; And holy is his name. And his mercy is on them that fear him from generation to generation. He hath shewed strength with his arm; he hath scattered the proud in the imagination of their hearts.”
Luke 1:49-51 KJV
Luke 1:49-51 KJV
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“As for God, his way is perfect: the word of the LORD is tried: he is a buckler to all those that trust in him. For who is God save the LORD? or who is a rock save our God? It is God that girdeth me with strength, and maketh my way perfect.”
Psalm 18:30-32 KJV
Psalm 18:30-32 KJV
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Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. - Matthew 5:10
Enduring persecution for righteousness
Following Christ often comes with opposition, and Jesus warned that living righteously could lead to persecution. 2 Timothy 3:12 says, “Indeed, all who desire to live a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted.” While persecution can be painful and disheartening, God promises His presence and the assurance of His kingdom to those who endure for His sake.
Enduring persecution requires strength and courage, which come from relying on God. It means standing firm in our faith, even when it’s unpopular or leads to hardship. The early church faced many trials, yet they found joy in being considered worthy to suffer for Christ’s name. We, too, are called to rejoice in our hope and to trust that God will sustain us through every challenge.
As we face opposition, remember that our faithfulness is not in vain. God is with us, using our witness to bring light into a dark world. May we draw strength from His promises and keep our eyes fixed on the eternal reward that awaits.
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Enduring persecution for righteousness
Following Christ often comes with opposition, and Jesus warned that living righteously could lead to persecution. 2 Timothy 3:12 says, “Indeed, all who desire to live a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted.” While persecution can be painful and disheartening, God promises His presence and the assurance of His kingdom to those who endure for His sake.
Enduring persecution requires strength and courage, which come from relying on God. It means standing firm in our faith, even when it’s unpopular or leads to hardship. The early church faced many trials, yet they found joy in being considered worthy to suffer for Christ’s name. We, too, are called to rejoice in our hope and to trust that God will sustain us through every challenge.
As we face opposition, remember that our faithfulness is not in vain. God is with us, using our witness to bring light into a dark world. May we draw strength from His promises and keep our eyes fixed on the eternal reward that awaits.
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John 17 - Questions Q: Who did Jesus speak and look up at heaven to? Q: What did Jesus say had come? Q: Who did Jesus ask to be glorified? Q: In doing this, who else would be glorified? Q: Jesus says that the Father has given Him power over all flesh…
John 17 - Questions & Answers
Q: Who did Jesus speak and look up at heaven to?
A: The Father.
Q: What did Jesus say had come?
A: The hour.
Q: Who did Jesus ask to be glorified?
A: Jesus.
Q: In doing this, who else would be glorified?
A: The Father.
Q: Jesus says that the Father has given Him power over all flesh, that Jesus should give what?
A: Eternal life.
Q: To who?
A: As many as the Father has given Jesus.
Q: Who is the only true God, Jesus is referring to?
A: The Father.
Q: Who did the Father send?
A: Jesus Christ.
Q: Jesus says that He glorified the Father, where?
A: On earth.
Q: What does Jesus say that He has finished that the Father gave Him to do?
A: The work.
Q: Jesus asks the Father to glorify Him with the Father's own self, with the glory that Jesus had with the Father, when?
A: Before the earth was.
Q: Is Jesus saying He existed and dwelled with the Father before the earth was created? Yes or No.
A: Yes.
Q: What did Jesus do here with the name of the Father?
A: Manifested it.
Q: Unto who?
A: The men which the Father gave Jesus, out of this world.
Q: Whose men were they to begin with?
A: The Father's.
Q: What does Jesus say that these men have kept?
A: The word of the Father.
Q: For I have given unto them the _________ which _________ gavest me; and they have _________ them, and have known surely that _________ came out from _________, and they have _________ that thou didst _________ me.
A: Words, thou, received, I, thee, believed, send.
Q: Who does Jesus say that He prays for?
A: The men that the Father has given Jesus.
Q: Does Jesus pray for the world? Yes or No.
A: No.
Q: Jesus says that all of His, are whose?
A: The Father's.
Q: And, all of the Father's, are whose?
A: Jesus'.
Q: Who does Jesus say that He is glorified in?
A: Them (the men).
Q: Jesus says to the Father that He is no longer in the world but who is?
A: The men that the Father gave Him.
Q: Since Jesus is no longer in the world, Jesus says He comes to who?
A: The Father.
Q: When praying to the Father, Jesus addresses Him as what?
A: Holy Father.
Q: Who does Jesus ask for the Father to keep, that they may be one, as He and the Father are?
A: The men who the Father gave to Jesus.
Q: Whose name does Jesus say that He kept them in, while He was in the world?
A: The Father's name.
Q: Jesus says He didn't lose any of them except for who?
A: The son of perdition.
Q: What was His reasoning for this?
A: That the scriptures may be fulfilled.
Q: Who is the son of perdition?
A: satan.
Q: Why?
A: Because satan came over Judas.
Q: And now come I to thee; and these things I speak in the world, that they might have my joy fulfilled in, who?
A: Themselves.
Q: Who did Jesus give them the word of?
A: The Father.
Q: What was the reaction of the world?
A: It hated them.
Q: Why?
A: Because they are not of the world.
Q: Is Jesus of the world or did He come into the world?
A: He came into the world.
Q: Does Jesus pray to Father, that the men the Father gave Him, are taken out of the world? Yes or No.
A: No.
Q: What does Jesus pray to the Father concerning the evil of the world?
A: That the Father, would keep the men that the Father gave to Jesus, from the evil.
Q: They are not of the world, even as I am, what?
A: Not of the world.
Q: Who did Jesus speak and look up at heaven to?
A: The Father.
Q: What did Jesus say had come?
A: The hour.
Q: Who did Jesus ask to be glorified?
A: Jesus.
Q: In doing this, who else would be glorified?
A: The Father.
Q: Jesus says that the Father has given Him power over all flesh, that Jesus should give what?
A: Eternal life.
Q: To who?
A: As many as the Father has given Jesus.
Q: Who is the only true God, Jesus is referring to?
A: The Father.
Q: Who did the Father send?
A: Jesus Christ.
Q: Jesus says that He glorified the Father, where?
A: On earth.
Q: What does Jesus say that He has finished that the Father gave Him to do?
A: The work.
Q: Jesus asks the Father to glorify Him with the Father's own self, with the glory that Jesus had with the Father, when?
A: Before the earth was.
Q: Is Jesus saying He existed and dwelled with the Father before the earth was created? Yes or No.
A: Yes.
Q: What did Jesus do here with the name of the Father?
A: Manifested it.
Q: Unto who?
A: The men which the Father gave Jesus, out of this world.
Q: Whose men were they to begin with?
A: The Father's.
Q: What does Jesus say that these men have kept?
A: The word of the Father.
Q: For I have given unto them the _________ which _________ gavest me; and they have _________ them, and have known surely that _________ came out from _________, and they have _________ that thou didst _________ me.
A: Words, thou, received, I, thee, believed, send.
Q: Who does Jesus say that He prays for?
A: The men that the Father has given Jesus.
Q: Does Jesus pray for the world? Yes or No.
A: No.
Q: Jesus says that all of His, are whose?
A: The Father's.
Q: And, all of the Father's, are whose?
A: Jesus'.
Q: Who does Jesus say that He is glorified in?
A: Them (the men).
Q: Jesus says to the Father that He is no longer in the world but who is?
A: The men that the Father gave Him.
Q: Since Jesus is no longer in the world, Jesus says He comes to who?
A: The Father.
Q: When praying to the Father, Jesus addresses Him as what?
A: Holy Father.
Q: Who does Jesus ask for the Father to keep, that they may be one, as He and the Father are?
A: The men who the Father gave to Jesus.
Q: Whose name does Jesus say that He kept them in, while He was in the world?
A: The Father's name.
Q: Jesus says He didn't lose any of them except for who?
A: The son of perdition.
Q: What was His reasoning for this?
A: That the scriptures may be fulfilled.
Q: Who is the son of perdition?
A: satan.
Q: Why?
A: Because satan came over Judas.
Q: And now come I to thee; and these things I speak in the world, that they might have my joy fulfilled in, who?
A: Themselves.
Q: Who did Jesus give them the word of?
A: The Father.
Q: What was the reaction of the world?
A: It hated them.
Q: Why?
A: Because they are not of the world.
Q: Is Jesus of the world or did He come into the world?
A: He came into the world.
Q: Does Jesus pray to Father, that the men the Father gave Him, are taken out of the world? Yes or No.
A: No.
Q: What does Jesus pray to the Father concerning the evil of the world?
A: That the Father, would keep the men that the Father gave to Jesus, from the evil.
Q: They are not of the world, even as I am, what?
A: Not of the world.
In John 17, often called the High Priestly Prayer of Jesus, He lifts His eyes to heaven and prays to the Father. He begins by asking that the Father glorify the Son, so that the Son may glorify the Father verses 1–5. He declares that eternal life is to know the only true God and Jesus Christ whom He has sent verse 3.
Jesus then prays for His disciples, whom the Father has given Him out of the world. He asks that they be kept in the Father’s name, that they may be one as the Father and Son are one verses 6–19. He emphasizes their sanctification in the truth of God’s word.
Finally, Jesus prays not only for His disciples but also for all who will believe through their word verses 20–26. His prayer is that they may all be perfectly united, sharing in the love that the Father has for the Son, so that the world may know that the Father has sent Him. He ends with a desire that His followers will one day behold His glory with Him in the Father’s presence.
John 17 reveals Jesus’ intimate prayer; first for His own glorification, then for His disciples’ protection and sanctification, and finally for the unity and eternal fellowship of all believers in the love of God.🕊🙏🏽
Jesus then prays for His disciples, whom the Father has given Him out of the world. He asks that they be kept in the Father’s name, that they may be one as the Father and Son are one verses 6–19. He emphasizes their sanctification in the truth of God’s word.
Finally, Jesus prays not only for His disciples but also for all who will believe through their word verses 20–26. His prayer is that they may all be perfectly united, sharing in the love that the Father has for the Son, so that the world may know that the Father has sent Him. He ends with a desire that His followers will one day behold His glory with Him in the Father’s presence.
John 17 reveals Jesus’ intimate prayer; first for His own glorification, then for His disciples’ protection and sanctification, and finally for the unity and eternal fellowship of all believers in the love of God.🕊🙏🏽
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