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How do we know that Jesus prays for us?

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Jesus explicitly states in John 17:20-21 that He prays not just for His immediate disciples but for all who will believe through their word.

In His high priestly prayer found in John 17, Jesus reveals His heart for His disciples and for future believers, affirming that He prays for all who would come to faith through their testimony. This assurance underscores the deep intercessory role of Christ as our mediator. The prayer serves as a reminder of the intimate relationship we have with Him and assures us of His ongoing concern and advocacy before the Father. The significance of His prayer is not just for peace and unity among believers but particularly highlights the protective and preserving grace that He seeks for all the elect.
Scripture References: John 17:20-21, Romans 8:34, John 17:20, Hebrews 7:25, John 17:9-21, Luke 22:31-32

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Three Loves
Henry Sant · Oct 19, 2025
Joshua

Joshua

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