Al Robertson

And so by the time we got to Acts 17, he said, well, what kind of questions should I ask?

to get into these conversations.

I was like, well, there's only a few basic humanity questions, which is why I went to Acts 17, which is, well, how'd you get on the earth?

And I went through the story about Paul.

He came up on these people that had an image that said, to an unknown God.

I was like, that's what you're describing.

God is unknown to them.

How do you make it known?

And then he starts in these three little categories where he's like, God gave all men life, breath, everything else.

And this is the part that he said, this is in the Bible.

I said, he determines the places for them, the exact times for them.

He gave them life, breath, everything else.

He did this so that men would seek him, reach out for him and find him.

I was like, well, that answered two basic questions.

How'd you get here?

God had a plan and a purpose, and it was exact, the moment.

And he did it so you could find him, reach out for him, and then you would then represent him.

And he's not far.

That verse, because that's where that all started, when he's like, how far?

He seems like he's far off.