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The document discusses Jesus and his followers. It mentions that Andrew and Philip were able to find others to follow Jesus, like evangelists. It also discusses a wedding Jesus attended in Cana where he turned water into wine after the hosts ran out. This showed his disciples his power and deity. The document encourages finding others to follow Jesus, like Andrew and Philip did.
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