The first words of Jesus recorded in the Gospel of John are a question. To the two disciples who had heard the testimony of John the Baptist and followed after Him, the Lord turned and asked, “What do you seek?” (John 1:38). And at the end of the six chapters this book deals with, the Lord, seeing the crowd leaving, asks the twelve disciples again, “Do you also want to go away?” (John 6:67). Between these two questions, many people came to the Lord, each seeking something. Some sought signs, some sought something to eat, and some sought only that their own circumstances would improve. But the Lord came to seek them in order to give them something deeper than what they sought, namely the remission of sins and eternal life.
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