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John 12:28

Jesus' deepest desire was not to escape pain but to glorify God. And God answered from heaven! The Father confirmed His plan. The cross and resurrection would both glorify God's name.

Memory phrase: God, let Your name be glorified!

Talk about it: What does it mean to bring glory to God's name?

Prayer: Lord Jesus, may everything I do bring glory to God.

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