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May 13, 2024 34 min

Did Jesus pray to himself?

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A common question from Skeptics is if Jesus Is God why does he pray to himself? This is a very complicated answer for those who do not understand the scriptures and the context within the scriptures. Today we look at the context to explain what the scriptures are and why Jesus did pray to himself and ask the father to glorify him. We read into John and further go into more explanations of his glorification. As we read through this and I do apologize for my allergies and slight illness but hopefully this will explain everything that has some confusion to it and with this no muslim or any other religious person or atheist can deny these traits that Jesus has stated. Anyone who denies Jesus as a person can revert to my previous episode the history of Jesus and understand that people that we're against Christianity and even hated Christians have historically explained the spread of Christianity and the crucifixion. Any questions or concerns feel free to email me at [email protected] Martyr.ministries @instagram Ministermartyr @ X or Twitter (Coming soon a YouTube channel amd possible a rumble)

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