Jesus and the Nobleman's Son
Observation: Jesus' rebuke of not believing without visible proof was not aimed harshly at the man. It was a statement made regarding all of the Galileans in general not him specifically. (Plural form of the pronoun 'you' is used.) The fact that the man asked again showed that his faith was deeper than the surface - he wanted Christ's help and he knew Christ could help.
Application: "The man believed. . . and went." My faith must always result in action or it isn't true faith. What am I doing today that puts feet to my faith?
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