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Disciples in Jesus time
came in all shapes and sizes and the hard part for us is some of them were unbelievers
and some were followers. I think of John
6:64-69 where there were disciples who no longer followed him. A disciple is a learner, later these
disciples would become Christians, believers.
Believing and faith for salvation certainly was happening during Jesus time.
When we look at the John 3:1-15, we clearly see the gospel need no further
proof. There has only been one way of
salvation, what they looking towards the cross, or we looking back at the
cross, God’s way of salvation was always the same. Remember it is God who saves us.
When many write about today of what a disciple should be there is a sense
of conformity. But when we look at believers
today or in the bible times we see how different the disciples were to one
another. Each one was an
individual. The 12 were called upon a
particular task to follow Jesus everywhere he went. They had the ability to do so. One thing a younger man can do better than
older men is walk and lives out in the outdoors. There are older men who can do this, but
their number decreases as you go long. I
have a friend of Scottish descent who is nearing 80 and I am sure he would give
it a go to follow the Lord Jesus as disciples did. Jesus and the 12 may vote him out after awhile
for being so stubborn. Keep walking
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