John 12:21-22

[21] The same came therefore to Philip, which was of Bethsaida of Galilee, and desired him, saying, Sir, we would Jesus. [22] Philip cometh and telleth Andrew: and Andrew and Philip tell Jesus.

What is the context of John 12:21-22?

The Fruitful Grain of Wheat (John 12:20-26 true)
Greeks Seeking Jesus (John 12:20-26 true)
Greeks Seek Jesus (John 12:20-26 true)
Some Greeks Ask to See Jesus (John 12:20-26 true)
Some Greeks Seek Jesus (John 12:20-26 true)
Jesus Predicts His Crucifixion (John 12:20-36 true)
Jesus Predicts His Death (John 12:20-36 true)

What does John 12:21-22 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

It may have been Philip"s Gentile name or the fact that he was from Bethsaida in a Gentile area of Galilee, specifically Gaulanitis, that attracted these Gentiles to him. Philippians , who was a Jew, appears to have had some hesitation about introducing them to Jesus at first (cf. Matthew 10:5-6; Luke 18:15-16). Andrew favored bringing them to Jesus for an interview (cf. John 1:40-42). The important revelation of this verse is that the disciples continued to bring people to Jesus, which continues to be the responsibility of Jesus" disciples.