John 6:41-71 (From Christ) - To Whom Would We Go?
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- Jesus calls Himself the Bread of Life, and invites the crowd to "Eat His flesh and drink His blood." What the heck does that mean?
- Is John 6 Calvinistic in nature?
- Jesus's disciples leave, never to return. Bur Peter stays with Jesus, saying the famous line, "To whom would we go?"
- Jenn comments on the last verse, discussing how it's not enough to be chosen - faith must also play a part for salvation.
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