Jase Robertson

Oh, it says the meaning of this Hebrew word is uncertain, the noose.

Till an arrow pierces his liver.

Like a bird darting into a snare or coming into decoys.

You know what's fixed to happen?

Boom, boom, boom.

Little knowing it will cost him his life.

Yeah.

Well, that's why I'm reading this because I wanted to bring up an obscure love song that I think will help followers of Jesus, especially men.

And here it comes in Proverbs 7.

There's a love song.

And I mean love in the context of Proverbs 7, where she said, let's drink deep of love till morning.

So the song is introduced thousands of years ago, and then it came out.

Let me see when this song came out before I introduce it.

I'm trying to get you on the edge of your seat.

I'm there.

Do you know what it is?

I do not.

In verse 27 of chapter 7, he gets to the end of the story after the deer, you know, you got an arrow in your liver, you know, when you went to the perfume bed with the husband not there.

And it started when you were just looking, right?

Yeah, walking alone.