In Darvin Pruitt’s sermon “A Glorious Revelation,” the preacher expounds on the nature of divine revelation as presented in John 17:6-10, emphasizing the intimate relationship between the Father, the Son, and the elect. He argues that Jesus’ prayer exemplifies the love and purpose behind God’s election of a chosen few to receive the knowledge of Him. Pruitt highlights that Christ manifested the Father's name and glory to those given to Him, underscoring the necessity of divine election and grace in understanding God. Key Scripture references, including phrases like “Thou gavest them me” and “They have kept thy word,” reinforce the doctrine of election and the security found in Christ. The practical significance lies in recognizing the privilege and responsibility of proclaiming this revelation, as well as the assurance it provides for believers in the glory and sovereignty of God’s salvific plan.
“This is a prayer of him who alone stands before God as our representative, as our substitute, as our high priest.”
“Election carries with it all the provisions of grace.”
“You have not chosen me. I chose you.”
“This revelation is given by the Son.”
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