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devotional. Hey, welcome to the Daily Drive. We are currently in John chapter 13, where there are some

poignant scenes with Jesus and his guise.

He eats the Passover meal with them, knowing that he was the true Passover lamb.

Then he kneels down and takes a towel on a basin of water and washes their dirty feet.

He tells Judas to go ahead and do what he was planning to do, and we left off yesterday

with Judas now slipping out into the night. So let's pick

it back up in verse 31, where we hear some of Jesus' final words to his close followers and friends.

Now, in Old Testament and Jewish literature, they offer all kinds of examples like this where

someone gives a final farewell to their intimate friends and family. And it says

this beginning in verse 31. As soon as Judas left the room, Jesus said, the time has come. So the

departure of Judas here kind of starts the countdown clock, which would begin in this moment and then

culminate on Easter with his resurrection.

He says, the time has come for the Son of Man to enter into his glory,

and God will be glorified because of Him, and since God receives glory because of the Son,

He will give His own glory to the Son, and He will do it at once.

Jesus makes five references right here to glory in these two verses.

You see, the world would look at the cross and would only say humiliation, disgrace,

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