If Jesus already knew what he was going to do, why did he test Philip? Doesn't that seem a little mean? What do you think?

OMQ: "Philip's Test", John 6.5-6

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Malcolm Cox. Enjoying communicating the depth & relevance of the Bible to life today. Author of 'An Elephant's Swimming Pool' about John's gospel. For theology and spirituality see: www.malcolmcox.org. For expert coaching, see https://malcolmcoxcoaching.com/

Malcolm Cox. Enjoying communicating the depth &amp; relevance of the Bible to life today. Author of 'An Elephant's Swimming Pool' about John's gospel. For theology and spirituality see: <a href="http://www.malcolmcox.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.malcolmcox.org</a>. For expert coaching, see <a href="https://malcolmcoxcoaching.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://malcolmcoxcoaching.com/</a> 

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OMQ: "Philip's Test", John 6.5-6

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