John Luke

at unashamedforhillsdale.com, and maybe we tie that up.

I don't know, but it's unashamedforhillsdale.com.

We just finished our Exodus study, and we want you to take these courses with us because this, I mean, it makes it a lot more sticky, and you do such a great job of kind of giving like an overview.

You don't get too, I mean, I think anybody from any different tradition can come in.

I think so.

But yeah, I love this Exodus story, though.

I agree with you.

It is the,

It is the key to understanding the New Testament.

I mean, you see it repeated.

I mean, even in Paul's writings, how often is Paul referenced back to the Exodus story?

Jesus, clearly there's significance of his own baptism in the Jordan River, you know, and thinking about when they crossed over the Jordan River and the sins of Israel being washed away or the Red Sea moment.

It's like the...

It's like a repetition over and over and over again in Scripture.

And I think that God, He operates in that kind of story.

And we're being invited into that story of this new Exodus or fulfilled Exodus, as you said.

But one of the most incredible parts of probably all of Exodus for me is that moment at the burning bush where you really do see a God whose intention is to be present with His people.

And you see like that, even when he gives his name, how much of his, I mean, you mentioned the name, one translation was.

Yeah, it's not just... It's your presence.

And you know what's interesting, too?