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How do we know Jesus prays for believers?

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In John 17:20, Jesus explicitly states that He prays not only for the apostles but also for all who will believe in Him through their word.

The clear affirmation of Jesus' prayer for believers is articulated in John 17:20, where He states, 'Neither pray I for these alone, but for them also which shall believe on me through their word.' This underscores the assurance that Jesus intercedes for His Church, for all who will come to faith across the ages. Theologically, this highlights the doctrine of election, where the Father has given a people to the Son, indicating that Jesus’ intercession is rooted in the sovereign grace of God’s purpose for salvation. Believers can take comfort in knowing that Christ prays for us, ensuring that He is actively involved in our spiritual well-being.
Scripture References: John 17:20

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