Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
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The apostle John gives us very little information about the events of the evening in the upper room.
He does tell us that Jesus prayed over the disciples in what is called His “high priestly prayer” in John 17 because the following chapter begins by saying that after He had spoken those words, He and the disciples went to the Garden of Gethsemane, where He was betrayed.
When I read this again in devotion after many decades "a light shone." I immediately felt my eye being captured on Jesus' words spoken to His Father and ours.
I began to feel the incoming, increasing Presence of the Holy Spirit. I heard a Voice within saying to me, "Can you say these words at the end of your life and service to Christ?
Yes this is a sacred, personal prayer to the Father, yet in it I was seeing that He was in a sense, handing off to His Father the very things He did, things He said, and how He spoke the word to all men. How he manifested His name, and glorified Him. How He was able to then say, "Now I go to Thee..."
He made it clear that what He had done in them was now put into perpetual motion to His disciples and to all others after them for all time. The eternal flowing service in replica of Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit to you and those after you.
When it is your time to die, or even knowing the nearness of the rapture, think about it. Can you say these words? Will you be able to say them? Live to that end and then "Go to Him," and enter into His glory.
"When it comes time to die, make sure that all you have to do is die." ~Jim Elliot
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The apostle John gives us very little information about the events of the evening in the upper room.
He does tell us that Jesus prayed over the disciples in what is called His “high priestly prayer” in John 17 because the following chapter begins by saying that after He had spoken those words, He and the disciples went to the Garden of Gethsemane, where He was betrayed.
When I read this again in devotion after many decades "a light shone." I immediately felt my eye being captured on Jesus' words spoken to His Father and ours.
I began to feel the incoming, increasing Presence of the Holy Spirit. I heard a Voice within saying to me, "Can you say these words at the end of your life and service to Christ?
Yes this is a sacred, personal prayer to the Father, yet in it I was seeing that He was in a sense, handing off to His Father the very things He did, things He said, and how He spoke the word to all men. How he manifested His name, and glorified Him. How He was able to then say, "Now I go to Thee..."
He made it clear that what He had done in them was now put into perpetual motion to His disciples and to all others after them for all time. The eternal flowing service in replica of Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit to you and those after you.
When it is your time to die, or even knowing the nearness of the rapture, think about it. Can you say these words? Will you be able to say them? Live to that end and then "Go to Him," and enter into His glory.
"When it comes time to die, make sure that all you have to do is die." ~Jim Elliot
