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John 1:39

Jesus's invitation is 'Come and see' — not 'study this first' or 'earn your way.' He welcomes the curious. Spending time with Jesus changes everything.

Memory phrase: Come and see.

Talk about it: Jesus said 'Come and see' — He did not say 'Come if you are good enough.' What does that tell you about how Jesus welcomes people?

Prayer: Jesus, I accept Your invitation. I am coming to see — to know You more.

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