Christ was raised for our justification, our sanctification, and our glorification.

Jesus describes those for whom he prays as those who belong to God, are given to Jesus, receive the Father's truth, keep God's word, are the object of Jesus' prayers, and bring glory to Jesus.

The death of Christ not only sets the sinner free from the guilt of sin but also from the enslaving and corrupting power of sin.

Jesus describes those for whom he prays as those who belong to God, are given to Jesus, receive the Father's truth, keep God's word, are the object of Jesus' prayers, and bring glory to Jesus.

The death of Christ not only sets the sinner free from the guilt of sin but also from the enslaving and corrupting power of sin.

What does it mean that Christ suffered for us? Why was he condemned by an earthly judge? Why did he die on the cross? Understanding these things draws us closer to Christ in faith and love.

In Jesus' high priestly prayer he asks the Father to glorify him so that we might see his glory and the Father's glory and have life through knowing them for who they are.

In Jesus' high priestly prayer he asks the Father to glorify him so that we might see his glory and the Father's glory and have life through knowing them for who they are.

What does it mean that Christ suffered for us? Why was he condemned by an earthly judge? Why did he die on the cross? Understanding these things draws us closer to Christ in faith and love.

Jesus was made like us in every way except for sin. The incarnation is the most amazing and wonderul miracle of human history - God became a man so that he could stand in our place and atone for our sins.