John 17:4

Aymara Bible 1986 (Aymar Bibliia 1986)

“Nayaw aca orakenjja jach'añchsma, tucuyaractwa cuntejj lurañ churquista ucsa.

What Does This Mean?

In John 17:4, Jesus is speaking to God the Father and saying that he has completed the task given to him by God, which was to bring glory to God on Earth.

Explained for Children

Imagine you're in a play at school. Your teacher gives you a part to play, and you do your best. At the end of the play, you tell your teacher, 'I did my job well.' That's what Jesus is saying here - he completed his big task for God.

Historical Background

John 17:4 is found in the Gospel of John, written by John the Apostle around 90-100 AD. This prayer was part of Jesus' last discourse with his disciples before his arrest and crucifixion. The audience was both the disciples and those who would read it later.

Living It Out Today

Imagine you have a big project at work that your boss has given you - finishing this project is like completing the task God gave to Jesus. Just as Jesus brought glory to God, we can bring honor to our employers by doing excellent work.

Topics

glory of Godmissioncompletionobedienceprayerdivinity

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is speaking in John 17:4?

Jesus is speaking directly to God the Father, reflecting on his mission and its completion.

What task did Jesus complete as mentioned in this verse?

The task Jesus completed was bringing glory to God through His life, teachings, death, and resurrection.

How does John 17:4 relate to the Christian life?

Christians can draw inspiration from this verse to understand that their lives should also reflect God’s glory through obedience and completion of the tasks given by Him.

What is the significance of glorifying God in our daily lives according to John 17:4?

Glorifying God involves living a life that reflects His character, showing others who He is, and fulfilling one's purpose as directed by Him, much like Jesus did.

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