John he tends to describe everything he saw in his teacher, his gestures, his look as here, but above all his prayer, trying to portray his words without missing the truth, Now Jesus refers to the authority that has been entrusted to him, which only operates on everything mortal, nature and man, but for it to be above all, it needs to go to the cross, so that its authority is magnified on heaven and earth (Mt 28:18). Note that obedience always entails greater authority. The relationship between the Father and the Son has to be understood in order to understand the Father, if we are left with only one part we will not see the whole picture of the deity. What one has, belongs to the other, that clearly speaks of the unity in which the Father and the Son remain. And Jesus knew that those whom the Father had given him would glorify his name by preaching his message of repentance to all humanity. When we prayed as Jesus prayed, that prayer that we know as our Father we must recognize this great truth, by sanctifying ourselves and to turn away from the wickedness of our hearts, we sanctify God, that is why we say in that prayer that Jesus taught us: "Hallowed be your name," because we sanctify his name by sanctifying ourselves by paying attention to the scripture, exhortation and discipline of the Lord. Jesus made known to the Father how he really is, real, true, just, dignified, glorious and has continued to do so through his testimony of life, so that his just and faithful witness of the love of God in his death and resurrection, this always present in us.