Jase Robertson

And what I find fascinating is the Greek translation of this phrase about the words is

has that word logos, it's decalog, which is the root word for logos.

And I'm like, ooh.

But it changes your perspective because when you read the Ten Commandments, because when I hear the word commandment, I'm thinking, do this or die, which is okay, which is true.

I mean, Jesus, I mean, God is revealing something

how to have success in life.

And when you kind of go to a rabbit hole on anywhere the Ten Commandments are discussed in the book of Exodus or Deuteronomy, it basically says that.

You want to have life, which is what 1 John is about.

You need to trust me and listen to my words.

And that's why that is the correct thing.

And what I found funny about the Bible Project is they went around and asked people the question I'm asking you, and everybody's like, it's not called the Ten Commandments?

And, of course, nobody got it right.

Nobody knew that the literal translation, and you can AI it.

Look, Zach probably already has.

It's the Ten Words.

And that word is like bigger than just a word.

It's like the things about the words, these words that he passed.

Exactly.

And so, you know, my rabbit hole, which then once I was reminded of this, because I remember hearing that 34 years ago, and I thought, well, that's weird.

And I never thought about it again.