What's up friends, it's E! and welcome back to Part 2, Day 3 of our many daily devotional series on the Gospel of John.

And this morning's topic is many believe in Christ.

So let's get comfortable, grab your Bible, and let's prepare our heart and mind for the day's work ahead.

John chapter 2, verse 23 through 25. Jesus knows what is in in man now when he was in Jerusalem at the

Passover feast many believed in his name when they saw the signs that he was doing

but Jesus on his part did not entrust himself to them because he knew all people

and needed no one to bear witness about man for he himself knew what was in man so

what does this mean for us

today and how can we apply it to our lives? Our Lord and Savior knew and knows all men and women.

He knows their true nature, their dispositions, affections, designs, in ways that we can't

even understand or comprehend when we think of others, and even ourselves for that matter.

The Lord knows his crafty enemies and all their secret projects.

He knows his false friends and their true characters, and Christ knows who are truly his,

and knows their uprightness and knows their weaknesses.

And although we might know what is done by others through their actions, Christ

knows what it is their feeling and their thinking and plotting because he examines the heart. And we

must be aware of dead faith. He sees all and he knows all, and not all belief is the same. We need

to remember that, that some belief is not saving belief and does not secure a fellowship with Christ in eternal life.

The glory of the omniscience of Jesus is that there isn't anyone or any part of our life that is excluded from his knowledge.

Jesus knew from the beginning who those were who did not believe and who it was who would betray him.

Case in point, Judas. His betrayal was no surprise to Christ.

And I know it might freak you out, but you have no secrets in your life.

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