John 7:32-36 Why Some People Seek Jesus — But Never Find Him
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Some words refuse to soften. “You will seek me and you will not find me; where I am, you cannot come.” We walk through John 7:32–36 to uncover why Jesus says this, how it confronts flesh-driven religion, and what it means to belong to where he is going rather than simply follow where he is walking. As the religious leaders move to arrest him, Jesus ties his destination to his origin: he came from the Father and is returning to the Father. The question is no longer geography but access. Do we belong to the life of God, or are we trying to manage Jesus as a helper to stabilize…
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