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The ancient scriptures didn't just predict Jesus—they revealed him. When Philip encountered Christ and immediately sought Nathanael, he framed his discovery not as personal opinion but as scriptural fulfillment: "We have found him of whom Moses and the prophets wrote." Though Nathanael's initial skepticism echoes our modern doubts, Philip's simple invitation—"Come and see"—bridges the gap between intellectual resistance and personal transformation.
What unfolds next captures the essence of authentic revelation. Jesus demonstrates supernatural knowledge about Nathanael's private moments under the fig tree, shattering his doubts and evoking a profound confession: "Rabbi, you are the Son of God! You are the King of Israel!" This pattern of scripture pointing to Christ, followed by personal encounter, creates the foundation for genuine faith that can withstand cultural skepticism and spiritual deception.
The climax arrives when Jesus promises even greater revelation, referencing Jacob's ancient dream of a ladder connecting heaven and earth. With stunning clarity, Jesus positions himself as that very connection—the only mediator between God and humanity. This challenges our pluralistic assumptions about spiritual pathways and confronts churches that have replaced biblical proclamation with entertainment and self-help messages. Are we seeking a Jesus of convenience or the Jesus of scripture? The difference determines whether we're building on shifting sand or the solid rock that endures life's storms.
Have questions about how scripture reveals Christ in your life? Text us using the link in this episode's description. Your journey from doubt to devotion might begin with a simple "come and see" moment that transforms everything.

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