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This volume presents George Newton’s insights on the John 17 High Priestly Prayer—Christ’s prayer for himself, his disciples, and his believers. Newton focuses on five themes: Christ’s finished work and divine glory; ministry in converting; preserving and sanctifying the church; the unity of believers through his indwelling; and present and future glory secured through the same loves as the...

or estate he will, he hath a share in this prayer. We must begin with the transition to it, These words spake Jesus. ‘These words’—what words? The words in the three chapters next before, all tending to establish his apostles and disciples, which the evangelist relates exactly for the comfort and confirmation of the church of Christ, even to the world’s end; and having done with the relation, he shuts it up with this, These words spake Jesus, and so goes onward to his supplication. The point apparently
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