Jase Robertson

But I hadn't really thought about that.

So now I've had to start thinking about, you know, something for each one.

Yeah, that was the Sadducees at that time.

James, it feels like there's a little bit of condescending tone in this man's voice.

I think that I agree with that and also think that it reminds this story, and I hadn't thought about this story in a while, Jace, because I didn't know where we were going either.

It reminds me a lot about the rich young ruler story.

you know, different, but, but similar in the sense that, you know, he was close to, he, he knew the law, he knew the law.

He, you know, he kept the law in terms of, you know, he wasn't perfect, but I mean, obviously it sounds like he was a pretty obedient person, but he had a heart issue.

He just was, Zach was just talking about, he hadn't surrendered the one thing that he loved more because you can say the words and

But do you really mean it?

And are you really living it?

Is it really there?

Do you really believe it?

Have you surrendered to it?

Because when he was asked point blank to surrender, he walked away.

This guy, he just got quiet.

But he said the right things.

And it's interesting because by saying the right things, Jesus didn't say, now you got it.

You got the kingdom.

You understand.