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Most relationships we have with others assume some
honesty. We like to believe that others see us the way
we see ourselves, or others will be honest enough with
us to mention ways of improvement. OF course, there are
times we need feedback, so we ask: “How am I doing?”
When Jesus asked his followers a question about his
identity, he wasn't asking them for feedback. Instead,
he was asking for honesty. He wanted to know where they
stood. Did his followers really know him and his
mission? Were they really with him? Those are questions
that are still pertinent with us today.
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