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(measure 107) I met this man, Jesus. He was sitting beside the well
where I went to draw water and He asked me for a drink. Then He
said the most curious thing: He said, "Everyone who drinks of this
water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks of the water I give
will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give will become in him a
spring of water welling up to eternal life." (John 4:13)
(music begins to "You Must Be Born Again," p. 28) I knew Him as
well. As a member of the Jewish ruling council, I had heard the
teachings of Jesus and knew in my heart that He had come from
God, for no one could perform such miraculous signs if God were
not with Him. So I went to Him privately . . . to learn more . . . to
ask questions.
I can still hear His words in my heart. He told me that no one can
see the Kingdom of God unless he is born again . . . and that
everyone who believes in Him can have everlasting life!
(John 3:5, 16b, paraphrased)
NARRATOR 2:
(Woman at the Well)
NARRATOR 3:
(Nicodemus)
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