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Seeking Jesus
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Seeking Jesus
By Derl G. Keefer
2nd Sunday in Lent (A) February 17, 2008Seeking Jesus (John 3:1-17) On a star-studded night, Jesus sat at a table with the light flickering in the breeze on a friend’s rooftop retreat, poring over the scriptures. The darkness either of early morning or night seemed to be the best time for Jesus to be alone for contemplation, prayer, reading and thinking. No crowds bothered Him, no one reached out for special attention, no activities swirled around Him. Yet, on this particular warm evening,...

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