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Hebrews 5:7KJV
“Who in the days of his flesh... offered up prayers and supplications with strong crying and tears.”
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Jesus' prayers arise from the days of his flesh and genuine human experience.

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Hebrews explains Christ's priesthood, suffering, and obedience.

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Prayer proves real humanity without denying the fullness of God dwelling in him.

Related topicsThe Son of God
Connected passagesLuke 22:421 Timothy 2:5
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Hebrews 5:7
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Luke 22:42
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Questions about the Son and Jesus' prayers

Trace the Son's birth, humanity, prayer, mediation, and the Father's full presence in Christ.

Direct answer · See why prayer belongs to the real human life of the Son.Why did Jesus pray if he is God?Related question · Distinguish the praying man Christ Jesus from the eternal God without creating two Gods.Who was Jesus praying to?Related question · Distinguish the eternal divine identity from sonship in the incarnation.Did the Son exist eternally?Guided pathway · Follow the prayer and humanity passages in sequence.Jesus' Prayers and HumanityArticle · Go deeper into prayer, incarnation, and the Father dwelling in Christ.Why Jesus Prayed
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Luke 22:42

Jesus expresses a real human will in perfect submission to God.

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Connected passage1 Timothy 2:5Guided pathwayThe Son Was Born