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The family's been in town, and you had cousins rubbing your face. It was embarrassing. Your skin is glowing. It got a little weird for a while.

The family's been in town, and you had cousins rubbing your face. It was embarrassing. Your skin is glowing. It got a little weird for a while.

Well, that's what Christ did. Christ suffered the worst possible... The passion of Christ was actually suffering for our sin, and that He would be sacrificed for our atonement. But I love this John 8 passage. I was thinking about it as I was reading through it, not during the podcast, but as I was meditating on it this week, knowing that we were coming into this podcast.

Well, that's what Christ did. Christ suffered the worst possible... The passion of Christ was actually suffering for our sin, and that He would be sacrificed for our atonement. But I love this John 8 passage. I was thinking about it as I was reading through it, not during the podcast, but as I was meditating on it this week, knowing that we were coming into this podcast.

Well, that's what Christ did. Christ suffered the worst possible... The passion of Christ was actually suffering for our sin, and that He would be sacrificed for our atonement. But I love this John 8 passage. I was thinking about it as I was reading through it, not during the podcast, but as I was meditating on it this week, knowing that we were coming into this podcast.

We've been hitting on Jesus being the light of the world, and that took us on quite the rabbit trail, but I think it's actually more than a rabbit trail. It is a thread throughout all of Scripture, all the way through to the very end of the Bible in Revelation 22. But the Pharisees, it's interesting to me that they did not have room for what he was saying.

We've been hitting on Jesus being the light of the world, and that took us on quite the rabbit trail, but I think it's actually more than a rabbit trail. It is a thread throughout all of Scripture, all the way through to the very end of the Bible in Revelation 22. But the Pharisees, it's interesting to me that they did not have room for what he was saying.

We've been hitting on Jesus being the light of the world, and that took us on quite the rabbit trail, but I think it's actually more than a rabbit trail. It is a thread throughout all of Scripture, all the way through to the very end of the Bible in Revelation 22. But the Pharisees, it's interesting to me that they did not have room for what he was saying.

And if you read the interaction, you get to understand that one of the things that they could not get their mind around And I understand why, but they could not get their mind around that God was more than one person. I mean, there's so much language in here about the interaction of Jesus and the Father, and he's clearly showing that they're like one, but they're also like separate.

And if you read the interaction, you get to understand that one of the things that they could not get their mind around And I understand why, but they could not get their mind around that God was more than one person. I mean, there's so much language in here about the interaction of Jesus and the Father, and he's clearly showing that they're like one, but they're also like separate.

And if you read the interaction, you get to understand that one of the things that they could not get their mind around And I understand why, but they could not get their mind around that God was more than one person. I mean, there's so much language in here about the interaction of Jesus and the Father, and he's clearly showing that they're like one, but they're also like separate.

They're not separate. They're also like distinct. It's like this beautiful picture that he's painting here of the very nature of God as being triune. That's why every now and then we'll get a pushback from some of the audience saying, who maybe don't believe that God has tried you. And I would say, like, go read a passage like this, and how do you make sense of this if he's not?

They're not separate. They're also like distinct. It's like this beautiful picture that he's painting here of the very nature of God as being triune. That's why every now and then we'll get a pushback from some of the audience saying, who maybe don't believe that God has tried you. And I would say, like, go read a passage like this, and how do you make sense of this if he's not?

They're not separate. They're also like distinct. It's like this beautiful picture that he's painting here of the very nature of God as being triune. That's why every now and then we'll get a pushback from some of the audience saying, who maybe don't believe that God has tried you. And I would say, like, go read a passage like this, and how do you make sense of this if he's not?

Because he says here, when he answers them, they say, well, you bear witness about yourself, and your testimony is not true. And Jesus answered them, even if I do bear witness about myself, my testimony is true, for I know where I came from and where I'm going, and you do not know where I come from or where I'm going. You judge according to the flesh. I judge no one.

Because he says here, when he answers them, they say, well, you bear witness about yourself, and your testimony is not true. And Jesus answered them, even if I do bear witness about myself, my testimony is true, for I know where I came from and where I'm going, and you do not know where I come from or where I'm going. You judge according to the flesh. I judge no one.

Because he says here, when he answers them, they say, well, you bear witness about yourself, and your testimony is not true. And Jesus answered them, even if I do bear witness about myself, my testimony is true, for I know where I came from and where I'm going, and you do not know where I come from or where I'm going. You judge according to the flesh. I judge no one.

Yet even if I do judge, my judgment is true, for it is not I alone who judge, but I and the Father who sent me. So there's clearly some kind of eternal relationship here that Jesus is unfolding before these people, and they don't have an understanding of that, but Jesus actually anchors his argument in the fact that in the eternal relationship of the Father and the Son,

Yet even if I do judge, my judgment is true, for it is not I alone who judge, but I and the Father who sent me. So there's clearly some kind of eternal relationship here that Jesus is unfolding before these people, and they don't have an understanding of that, but Jesus actually anchors his argument in the fact that in the eternal relationship of the Father and the Son,

Yet even if I do judge, my judgment is true, for it is not I alone who judge, but I and the Father who sent me. So there's clearly some kind of eternal relationship here that Jesus is unfolding before these people, and they don't have an understanding of that, but Jesus actually anchors his argument in the fact that in the eternal relationship of the Father and the Son,