like as in jesus for his deciples as in they loved and served him XD
He probably wanted (from my interpretation and memory, both of wich fail commonly) his followers to remember to be humble and serve others.
First of al Jesus is not a prophet.
Jesus called 12 apostles to serve him.
Serving Jesus involves living a life that reflects his teachings and values, such as love, compassion, and forgiveness. This can be done through acts of service to others, living a life of integrity and honesty, and spreading his message of hope and salvation to those around you. Ultimately, serving Jesus is about following his example and being a light in the world.
if you behave like Jesus and do what you think he would do others will wonder what is different about you
Serving others in love means putting their needs above your own, acting with compassion and empathy, and helping them without expecting anything in return. It involves selflessly giving your time, resources, and support to support their well-being and happiness.
To love, honor, and serve Him
Saint Augustine served Jesus by becoming a priest, bishop, and theologian who wrote extensively about Christian doctrine and philosophy. He also worked to spread Christianity through his preaching and teaching, and he played a key role in shaping Western Christian thought.
They serve the goddess, hecate. There are various Spiritualist groups (like there are various Christian groups). So, wouldn't serve the same ones. Some would serve Jesus (and e.g. seeing Jesus much like Moses and Elijah), some would serve the Ascended Masters, etc.
Yes, Jesus is recorded in the Bible as having prayed with others, such as his disciples and followers. One well-known example is the Last Supper, where Jesus prayed with his disciples before his crucifixion.
It is a sign of being anointed as priest to lead others to God by your baptismal call. It is a sign of being anointed as prophet to speak for God. It is a sign of being anointed as king, like Jesus, not to be served but to serve others. The sacred chrism oil is used for ministry to serve as at Baptism, Confirmation, and as a priest at Holy Orders.