Authentic supplication often reveals the innermost part of someone

Authentic supplication often reveals the innermost part of someone, and as we delve deeper into John 17, we are presented with a unique opportunity to glimpse the nature and core of Jesus. Several themes explored throughout the gospel, such as glory, glorification, emotion, faith, world and love, are addressed in this prayer. Jesus asks to be glorified, proclaiming: "Father, the hour has come. Manifest the glory of your Son so that the Son, in turn, may manifest your glory."

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