Christian Huff

Yeah.

Panini.

I mean, if you want to take my life, now's the time to do it.

But Saul instead is moved by his confession.

Which is the natural progressive nature of sin and evil anyway, right, Zach?

I mean, people will do things they never thought themselves capable if you just do it long enough.

It just progresses on itself, which is powerful.

So, by the way, those of you, and I know there's a few of you out there that were offended by how we opened the podcast talking about poop, but Saul went into the cave to poop.

Yeah.

By the way, I said to relieve himself was the nice way to put it.

Search that word out, which I did.

I pulled a J's.

I literally went down a rabbit hole.

And, you know, that's what he was in there for.

And so that's another thing about the moment, too, that I think it does.

The text doesn't tell you this, but I think David felt bad about it.

Here's somebody in an ultimate vulnerable position.

You know, they're in the cave to relieve themselves.

And he sneaks up there in the most private of moments where, let's face it, none of us want anybody in there with us.

And he cuts this cloak as a way and takes a piece of it.