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John 17:1–5KJV
“Father, the hour is come; glorify thy Son... glorify thou me with thine own self with the glory which I had with thee before the world was.”
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Jesus prays from his messianic human mission toward the glory purposed in God before creation.

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Jesus prays before his arrest and crucifixion.

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The passage must be read with John 1, John 14, and the biblical distinction between God's eternal purpose and the Son's historical mission.

Related topicsThe Son of GodThe Father in the Son
Connected passagesJohn 1:1–14John 14:9–11
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John 17:1–5
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John 1:1–14
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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 HumanityScripture study · Study Jesus' prayers in “the days of his flesh.”Hebrews 5:7 meaning
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John 1:1–14

God's eternal Word was God and became flesh.

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Connected passageJohn 14:9–11Guided pathwayThe Son Was Born