Post by Les Brewer on Oct 13, 2016 15:46:19 GMT
The Lord’s Greatest Prayer, Part 5 John 17:11–19
There is literally a library of material that has been written through the centuries on John 17. The Puritans preached on John 17 more than any other section. They preached on John 17:3 more than any other verse. There are commentaries going way back into the time of the Reformation, the time of the Puritans that are hundreds and hundreds of pages long on John 17 – some of them in excess of 500 pages just on this chapter. This is, in many ways, an inexhaustible chapter. It’s depth and breadth and height are unreachable. It launches us into the very nature of God, as well as the essence of His love for us and the significance of what salvation means eternally.
To continue reading this in text, please follow the next link or scroll down to watch the recorded message!
www.gty.org/resources/sermons/43-97/the-lords-greatest-prayer-part-5
There is literally a library of material that has been written through the centuries on John 17. The Puritans preached on John 17 more than any other section. They preached on John 17:3 more than any other verse. There are commentaries going way back into the time of the Reformation, the time of the Puritans that are hundreds and hundreds of pages long on John 17 – some of them in excess of 500 pages just on this chapter. This is, in many ways, an inexhaustible chapter. It’s depth and breadth and height are unreachable. It launches us into the very nature of God, as well as the essence of His love for us and the significance of what salvation means eternally.
To continue reading this in text, please follow the next link or scroll down to watch the recorded message!
www.gty.org/resources/sermons/43-97/the-lords-greatest-prayer-part-5
