Dallas Jenkins

Yeah, yeah. Okay. So maybe that accounts for why— Jonathan's iconography is intended to point people to the thing. Yeah, not to him, for example. Not to him or to the icon itself. Right, right. An icon is not an object of worship. If it was, it would be an idol. Yes. And we're warned against idolatry. But iconography points people to the thing. So I know my place in this.

Yeah, yeah. Okay. So maybe that accounts for why— Jonathan's iconography is intended to point people to the thing. Yeah, not to him, for example. Not to him or to the icon itself. Right, right. An icon is not an object of worship. If it was, it would be an idol. Yes. And we're warned against idolatry. But iconography points people to the thing. So I know my place in this.

Yeah, yeah. Okay. So maybe that accounts for why— Jonathan's iconography is intended to point people to the thing. Yeah, not to him, for example. Not to him or to the icon itself. Right, right. An icon is not an object of worship. If it was, it would be an idol. Yes. And we're warned against idolatry. But iconography points people to the thing. So I know my place in this.

in this story, which is I'm not replacing the Bible. I'm not God. Jonathan Rumi, who plays Jesus, is not Jesus. And the show isn't Scripture. Are you a prophet?

in this story, which is I'm not replacing the Bible. I'm not God. Jonathan Rumi, who plays Jesus, is not Jesus. And the show isn't Scripture. Are you a prophet?

in this story, which is I'm not replacing the Bible. I'm not God. Jonathan Rumi, who plays Jesus, is not Jesus. And the show isn't Scripture. Are you a prophet?

A herald is calling you to look at the thing, and he's gathering you, right?

A herald is calling you to look at the thing, and he's gathering you, right?

A herald is calling you to look at the thing, and he's gathering you, right?

I went to Israel in 2017 with Rabbi Jason Sobel, who's the Messianic Jewish rabbi, who's one of our consultants. And so I went to Israel, and I'll get to that in a bit, because there was a profound... spiritual moment that happened there, too.

I went to Israel in 2017 with Rabbi Jason Sobel, who's the Messianic Jewish rabbi, who's one of our consultants. And so I went to Israel, and I'll get to that in a bit, because there was a profound... spiritual moment that happened there, too.

I went to Israel in 2017 with Rabbi Jason Sobel, who's the Messianic Jewish rabbi, who's one of our consultants. And so I went to Israel, and I'll get to that in a bit, because there was a profound... spiritual moment that happened there, too.

But one of the things that happened on that trip was we went to the Sea of Galilee and saw, while we're talking about what took place at the Sea of Galilee and investigating it, there happened to be a man on a boat who was fishing with his net. And it was extraordinary, and it was an old-fashioned boat. It was not, you know, a

But one of the things that happened on that trip was we went to the Sea of Galilee and saw, while we're talking about what took place at the Sea of Galilee and investigating it, there happened to be a man on a boat who was fishing with his net. And it was extraordinary, and it was an old-fashioned boat. It was not, you know, a

But one of the things that happened on that trip was we went to the Sea of Galilee and saw, while we're talking about what took place at the Sea of Galilee and investigating it, there happened to be a man on a boat who was fishing with his net. And it was extraordinary, and it was an old-fashioned boat. It was not, you know, a

a motorboat, you know, and he's gathering, and there's a parable that Jesus gives in the Gospels about the parable of the nets, where he says a fisherman's job is to gather the fish, and they separate the good from the rotten, and they toss the rotten back in, so it will be at the end of the age. You gather the fish, and the angels will separate the evil from the righteous.

a motorboat, you know, and he's gathering, and there's a parable that Jesus gives in the Gospels about the parable of the nets, where he says a fisherman's job is to gather the fish, and they separate the good from the rotten, and they toss the rotten back in, so it will be at the end of the age. You gather the fish, and the angels will separate the evil from the righteous.

a motorboat, you know, and he's gathering, and there's a parable that Jesus gives in the Gospels about the parable of the nets, where he says a fisherman's job is to gather the fish, and they separate the good from the rotten, and they toss the rotten back in, so it will be at the end of the age. You gather the fish, and the angels will separate the evil from the righteous.

I'm calling you to be a fisher of men. He says that to Simon Peter.

I'm calling you to be a fisher of men. He says that to Simon Peter.