Quotes From The Calandar Part 3

A great teacher never strives to explain his vision--he simply invites you to stand beside him and see for yourself.

R. Inman

If that's true, then Jesus must be the greatest teacher of all. Right off the bat in John chapter 1, he says to two curious men, "Come and see." He could have just told them what they seemingly wanted to know. Instead, they left his house that day fully convinced that they had found the promised Messiah and went to find their brothers and friends to tell them to "come and see" for themselves. A few chapters later, a woman with some baggage in her past made the same discovery and convinced her entire village to "come and see". At first, they believed because of her own story of meeting the Messiah. Then they saw for themselves. A great teacher producing great teachers. The Spirit and the Bride say come. . . . come and see.