<p>On the eve of Christ's Passion, Jesus prayed to the Heavenly Father for his disciples, "that they may all be one… so that the world may believe that you have sent me"(Jn 17:21 <em>RSV-2CE</em>). What kind of unity is Jesus praying for and why? Is this unity only an invisible bond between believers, or is it something more, something both invisible and visible?</p>

On the eve of Christ's Passion, Jesus prayed to the Heavenly Father for his disciples, "that they may all be one… so that the world may believe that you have sent me"(Jn 17:21 RSV-2CE). What kind of unity is Jesus praying for and why? Is this unity only an invisible bond between believers, or is it something more, something both invisible and visible?

Poly 185 – John 17 (PolyPat 65)

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