I have a question - "What do we learn about the relationship between Jesus & his Heavenly Father through the

Question

prayer life of Jesus?

Answer 1

Hello. One thing I think is true is that if Jesus needed to pray and be in continual communication with the Heavenly Father... how much more do we as His children not yet freed from our mortality? The love relationship Jesus had with the Father prior to Him taking on human flesh continued whilst He had it. Because Jesus was always in perfect union with His Father, He would pray and know of a certain His prayers would be answered. Like the time the Father spoke right through to Him... in the midst of all those around Him. Abba Father spoke from Heaven and got all the way through to Him on earth. Awesome! All things are possible if we will believe. God bless.

Answer 2

A quick analysis:
1. That Jesus is God
2. That God the Father and God the Son are one
3. That Jesus glorifies the Father and the Father glorifies the Son
4. That the Son is obedient to the Father, even unto death, and the Father made Jesus God over all things because of it.
5. That both the Son and the Father was together before the world was made
6. That God's Word is His Son, which is Him
7. That God is truth, and His Word (His Son) is Truth.
8. That their will is to make the Church one with them
9. That the Father is in the Son and the Son is in us
10. That the Father loves the Son and the Son loves the Father
11. That the Son declares the Father and the Father is made known through the Son
12. That the Father and the Son hold the people who are to be one with them

Answer 3

O : I think Jesus said it best when He addressed the Jews and told them, " I and my Father are one". This illustrates the agreement Jesus and God the Father shared, in singleness of mind. Jesus knew God , the Father, was in control of the events on the Earth and intervened in the affairs of mankind to shape His Devine Plan for the glorious future of ALL of mankind; (see: Book of John, 19th chapter, 11th verse)

Answer 4

Jesus in the fleshly state was scared in his prayer in the garden before the crucifition but he knew his father would strengthen him but the flesh didn't want to die so he trusted him.

Answer 5

Jesus and his father are in unison of purpose. They work together to help all of humankind. Jesus unselfishly emptied himself of his spiritual body and became a human in order to grow up and teach us about his father. And then lovingly die for all of us. He offered his sacrifice back to God and God accepted it. Now we all have a chance to live forever...some to heavenly life and some to earthly life. God made the earth even to be inhabited...he made it to last forever.

Answer 6

The love of the Father and Jesus,

and the oneness of them........

as we should be one also...

And that Jesus did nothing without the Father

It is love as we know not that kind of

love.......

Answer 7

Jesus did the Fathers will and He was loving and forgving and had compassion because He saw through his fathers eyes.

Answer 8

We learn that he surrendered his own will to obey his fathers commandments.

Mat 26v39And he went a little further, and fell on his face, and prayed, saying, O my Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me: nevertheless not as I will, but as thou wilt.

Answer 9

You can feel the depth & the purity of His Love, for God, His will, and for us,and you can see His Perfect example of Faithfulness, to His Father, to His will, to His word, and to the world.

Even when there were people, or crowds were gathered around Him, He would stop,go out away from them, to pray. Even among all of their problems, even knowing all things, He would go out into the wilderness by Himself, to be alone with His Father, and pray.

Sometimes, we're surrounded with people or things too, and we need to just walk away, get alone with God, and pray too............................................................

Answer 10

Their connection was constant. It was simple.