Who did the Greeks at the feast ask to see Jesus?
The Greeks at the feast came to Philip of Bethsaida and asked him to see Jesus. Philip, knowing the sensitivities about bringing Gentiles into Christ's presence, then brought the request to Andrew. They likely had heard of Jesus' miracles and wanted to see him.
Les teaches that these Greeks were among those who came up to worship at the feast, likely curious like tourists at the Wailing Wall. They approached Philip, who was of Bethsaida, and desired him, saying they would see Jesus. Philip remembered what had happened in chapter 10 and chapter 15, and he knew he could not just bring a group of Gentiles into Christ's presence. Not wanting to take the responsibility alone, Philip went to Andrew and told him there were Greeks who wanted to see Jesus, asking what they were going to do. Les notes Philip was in a dilemma.