29
September
2013
Pastor
Art
Brammer,
Tay
Street
Baptist
Church
http://www.taystreetbaptist.org.nz
I.
What
Jesus
did
for
His
disciples
A.
He
manifested
the
Fathers
name
to
them
(John
17:6).
1.
His
name
is
more
than
what
He
is
called
by.
It
encompasses
all
that
God
is.
a.
How
the
name
is
used
in
Acts
3:6,
16;
4:7,
30.
b.
Believing
in
Jesus
name
is
more
than
having
His
name
on
our
lips
(I
believe
in
Jesus).
2.
To
manifest
means
to
make
visible
what
is
otherwise
hidden
or
unknown.
See
John
1:14,
18.
Jesus
was
a
living
example
of
God.
2
responses
of
the
disciples:
"They
have
kept
your
word."
"They
have
known
that
all
things
which
You
have
given
Me
are
from
You."
B.
He
gave
the
Fathers
words
to
them
(John
17:8).
1.
Jesus
spoke
with
an
authority
that
other
teachers
of
the
day
didnt
have.
2.
In
this
Jesus
fulfilled
the
office
of
a
Prophet.
C.
He
prayed
for
them
(John
17:9).
1.
This
prayer
is
often
referred
to
as
the
High
Priestly
prayer.
2.
Hebrews
impresses
2
truths
about
Jesus
praying
for
us:
a.
He
is
always
praying
(Hebrews
7:25).
b.
He
is
sympathetic
to
our
weaknesses
(Hebrews
4:15).
II.
Who
these
disciples
belonged
to
(John
17:6,
9-10).
A.
Where
they
came
from
the
world.
B.
Who
they
belonged
to
the
Father,
by
right
of
creation.
C.
Why
they
were
given
to
Christ:
For
Him
to
save
them
and
shape
them
for
service.
III.
What
we
can
do
for
those
the
Father
has
given
to
us.
A.
We
can
manifest
the
name
of
the
Father
to
them.
B.
We
can
give
them
the
Fathers
words.
C.
We
can
pray
for
them.