Jase

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And let me just show you that to prove your point, because this idea about he talked about them dying in their sins. And I found it interesting. If you flip over three chapters ahead to John 11, listen to what the Pharisees said in relation to what you just said. They're trying to figure out what to do with Jesus. Now we're in John 11, a little after where we are on the text now.

And let me just show you that to prove your point, because this idea about he talked about them dying in their sins. And I found it interesting. If you flip over three chapters ahead to John 11, listen to what the Pharisees said in relation to what you just said. They're trying to figure out what to do with Jesus. Now we're in John 11, a little after where we are on the text now.

And let me just show you that to prove your point, because this idea about he talked about them dying in their sins. And I found it interesting. If you flip over three chapters ahead to John 11, listen to what the Pharisees said in relation to what you just said. They're trying to figure out what to do with Jesus. Now we're in John 11, a little after where we are on the text now.

And here's what they said. If we let him go on like this, Everyone will believe in him. And then the Romans, listen to this, will come and take away both our temple and our nation. So you see how they had no concept of looking at the quality of what Jesus was bringing, this idea of eternal life. They were totally stuck in the old wineskin and the old thinking.

And here's what they said. If we let him go on like this, Everyone will believe in him. And then the Romans, listen to this, will come and take away both our temple and our nation. So you see how they had no concept of looking at the quality of what Jesus was bringing, this idea of eternal life. They were totally stuck in the old wineskin and the old thinking.

And here's what they said. If we let him go on like this, Everyone will believe in him. And then the Romans, listen to this, will come and take away both our temple and our nation. So you see how they had no concept of looking at the quality of what Jesus was bringing, this idea of eternal life. They were totally stuck in the old wineskin and the old thinking.

And they said, if we don't do something about him, The Romans are going to come and take away our temple and our nation.

And they said, if we don't do something about him, The Romans are going to come and take away our temple and our nation.

And they said, if we don't do something about him, The Romans are going to come and take away our temple and our nation.

And you think about the quality, the idea of understanding that when you think about eternal life, what Jace read in 1 Corinthians 4 is the idea that we now understand this one foot in concept. It changes everything for us. If you're wondering about the practical ramifications of understanding this, it changes everything.

And you think about the quality, the idea of understanding that when you think about eternal life, what Jace read in 1 Corinthians 4 is the idea that we now understand this one foot in concept. It changes everything for us. If you're wondering about the practical ramifications of understanding this, it changes everything.

And you think about the quality, the idea of understanding that when you think about eternal life, what Jace read in 1 Corinthians 4 is the idea that we now understand this one foot in concept. It changes everything for us. If you're wondering about the practical ramifications of understanding this, it changes everything.

Because you're not just saying, well, here I am just suffering in my little life here, and I'm hoping I can get across the pale and have my mansion beyond the hilltop. We now understand the quality of eternal life way before we even cross over and are waiting the resurrection. That's the power of it. And it's interesting, Jace, that you did this with language.

Because you're not just saying, well, here I am just suffering in my little life here, and I'm hoping I can get across the pale and have my mansion beyond the hilltop. We now understand the quality of eternal life way before we even cross over and are waiting the resurrection. That's the power of it. And it's interesting, Jace, that you did this with language.

Because you're not just saying, well, here I am just suffering in my little life here, and I'm hoping I can get across the pale and have my mansion beyond the hilltop. We now understand the quality of eternal life way before we even cross over and are waiting the resurrection. That's the power of it. And it's interesting, Jace, that you did this with language.

And the idea of new, because the same thing when you get up, when we get over to John 21 and Jesus, you know, remember when he's reinstating Peter and he asked him three times if he loves him, he uses two different words for love there. He says, look, if you love me, if you philea, you love me as a brother, you have to love me as your Lord. You have to have an agape love for me.