(John 1:35-39) We see here that John the Baptist had disciples of his own. Actually, later in the Scriptures, Jesus gives us the great commission to go and make disciples. Now the disciples that John had were following him, until they heard and saw Jesus. Really, it was John that pointed his followers to go follow Jesus. Something that is interesting, however, is the fact that John calls Jesus the “Lamb of God”. This was pretty early in Jesus main ministry and I wonder how many people really understood what that meant? Jesus being called the “Lamb of God” really meant that he was a sacrifice given by God. At the time most people were waiting for a Messiah to come and save them, but…
I said that and failed miserably at coming through… don’t do what I did Tim…
yes. look to me, the master of the blog, the luckiest of the lads, the awesome of the failures, the biggest of the losers, the pickle in the potato, the farm in the france, the meat in the cheese, the macaroni in the hotdog.
i will continue in the morn with my list.