Jase Robertson

I'm on for it.

So in the last podcast, Corey, Jace had this thought, and I'll just pick it up there.

And if we get into these first few verses, chapter 4, we will.

But he was talking about this phrase here in verse, is it 19?

Yeah.

This then is how we know that we belong to the truth.

So this is 1 John 3, 19, that we belong to the truth and how we set our hearts at rest in his presence.

We've been talking about that quite a bit here lately.

whenever our hearts condemn us, for God is greater than our hearts and he knows everything.

And so he kind of took off on that term greater

And then he also says that John says that in 1 John 4 and in 1 John 5.

No, yeah, because we had to just end it there because we ran out of time.

But I was thinking definitely that John now, and I think, Joe, you said this in the last podcast that

This is the guy that even referred to himself as third person in his own book, the one who Jesus loved.

He wouldn't even refer to himself because he probably was embarrassed about him as a young man.

But he gets it now as an older man because now he figures out when Jesus had that comment about the 12 thrones, there's one text where he says, you'll sit on the 12 thrones.

That's when he says that the renewal of all things.

And so in their minds, I'm sure when they heard that, they're like, ooh, I get my throne?

So that's all these greatness questions.

What they didn't realize was that the throne of Christ is down below.