Al Robertson

And none in North Israel.

And so, I mean, it's kind of crazy to think about it, but it's like the whole thing is kind of... And even the good kings, they weren't that great.

I mean, kind of like, yeah, okay.

Good-ish, you know what I mean?

Yeah, I think it's too, when you think about how do I, because if you see the book of James, I talked about the problem with Solomon that was he didn't attend to his affections, or maybe you could say he didn't attend to his desires, because that word's synonymous.

And then you get to the book of James.

It's like, well, how does a person actually even

I end up in spiritual and physical death.

I mean, the process begins with the same thing, right?

Affections.

It begins with our own evil desires.

Each one is dragged away and enticed by his own evil desires.

And then when that desire conceives, it gives birth to sin.

And when sin's fully grown, it gives birth to death.

And so that's the progression.

And so how can I attend to my desires?

And how can I attend to my affections?

What does it even mean?

I think what it looks like

it looks like gratitude.