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John 8:54

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Jesus answered, “If I bring glory to myself, my glory means nothing. My Father is the one who brings glory to me, and you claim him as your God.

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I’m not seeking glory for myself. But there is one who seeks it for me, and he is the judge.

God the Father gave him honor and glory when the voice of the Majestic Glory came to him and said, “This is my beloved Son. I’m very pleased with him.”

It’s not the ones who praise themselves who are accepted—it’s the ones the Lord praises.

The God of our fathers—of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—has done this, to bring glory to his servant Jesus. But you handed Jesus over to be killed. You spoke against him when he was in Pilate’s court, even though Pilate had decided to let him go.

After Jesus said this, he looked toward heaven and prayed, “Father, the time has come. Bring glory to your Son so that your Son may bring glory to you.

You’re doing what your own father does.” “We know who our father is,” they insisted. “The only Father we have is God himself.”

Whoever speaks on their own does it to get personal glory, but anyone who works for the glory of the one who sent him can be trusted. There’s nothing dishonest about him.

Through him you believe in God, who raised him from the dead and gave him glory. So your faith and hope are in God.

The prophets were shown that they weren’t serving themselves. Instead, they were serving you when they spoke about the things that you’ve now heard from those who preached the good news to you with the help of the Holy Spirit sent from heaven. Even angels long to look into these things.

So now, Father, give me glory there with you, the glory I had with you before the world began.

When he said this, he was referring to the Holy Spirit. Those who believed in Jesus would later receive the Spirit. But at that time, the Spirit had not been given, because Jesus hadn’t been glorified yet.

“I don’t accept praise from human beings,

What Jesus did at Cana in Galilee was the first of his signs showing his glory. Because of it, his disciples believed in him.




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