Book
Your Word is Truth
John 17
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Expected publication: December 2026
Author: Oluwaseun
Publisher/site label: Spirit & Life
Length: 125 pages
A reflective study of Christ's high priestly prayer in John 17, exploring themes of truth, unity, and mission. This book walks through the passage verse by verse, drawing out its theological depth and practical application for believers today.
Table of Contents
- Introduction — Why John 17 Matters
- Chapter 1 — The Hour Has Come
- Chapter 2 — Glory Before the World Was
- Chapter 3 — Keep Them in Your Name
- Chapter 4 — Sanctified by the Truth
- Chapter 5 — That They May Be One
- Chapter 6 — Sent into the World
- Chapter 7 — The Love With Which You Loved Me
- Conclusion — Thy Word Is Truth
This book is currently in preparation and is not yet available to purchase.
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