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What does the Bible say about asking in Jesus' name?

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Asking in Jesus' name means requesting what He would do, seeking His will for God's glory.

In John 14:13-14, Jesus assures us that whatever we ask in His name, He will do, provided it brings glory to the Father. This phrase does not imply that we can use His name like a magical incantation to secure our desires. Instead, it emphasizes a relationship and alignment with Christ's will. Genuine requests in Jesus' name focus on the work He performs and the glory it brings to God, as seen through the example of the thief on the cross who asked Jesus to remember him. Thus, asking in His name is rooted not in selfish ambition but in a desperate reliance on Him to act according to His nature and purposes.
Scripture References: John 14:13-14

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