"Rabbi (which means teacher), where do you live?".
said to them: 'Come and see Jn 1, 37
I like Jesus', rather than respond with words, brings with it 'is not' a theory but a practice, a follow on, which leads the knowledge of Jesus'. The disciples go and see where Jesus' lives. After that, they return to their homes, and announce have found the Messiah. What did they see?
Where does Jesus'? From other readings of the Gospel of John, we know that Jesus' love lives in God, and that all those who work the will 'of God in turn, become home of the Spirit of God and therefore, Jesus' lives in God, but also in all people who are trying to do his will '. When we realize that we are seeing Jesus' in the people we meet and that Jesus' living our reality 'and that of God at the same time, we are enlightened and become apostles. And by our words, we could even bring our brothers and sisters to Jesus ', so that' they are in turn invested a first-person role in the Kingdom of God:
"He met first his brother Simon, and said: "We have found the Messiah (which means Christ)" He brought him to Jesus Christ, he looked at him and said, "You are Simon the son of John I shall be called Cephas (which means Peter). " Jn 1, 41-42
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