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oh Holy Night: His Law is Love
Opening Prayer
Jesus set the standard of Love for the church.
*so then…Jesus set the standard of love for us, the church...
(Therefore) Our response to Christ’s love identifies who we really are.
A Christians love for others is continual not situational.
The purpose of Christ’s life on earth was for us to know and dwell in God’s love.
It is vitally important for us to understand where we are when Jesus said these words.
He is about to leave the Upper room and head toward The Garden of Gethsemane.
This is His final prayer where He gives an account of His earthly mission.
He prays for Himself
He prays for His disciples
He prays for later believers (us).
“I have made known to the them your name, and I will continue to make it known,”
“That”
So that … in order that
This is a SUBORDINATE CLAUSE
it expresses the PURPOSE which the action took place.
“That the love with which you have love me may be in them, and I in them.”
Jesus revealed God to us SO THAT the love of God may be in us.
Jesus came to earth to reveal God’s love to us because by having God’s love we can receive the gift of Christ.
Closing Prayer
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