Matty

Yeah, when you reference yourself outside of a temporal frame, it's like, well, you are, you were, you is. I mean, before Abraham was, I am. You are, you are, you is. No, I like it. I like it, too. That's it.

setting i think i'm going with him and let's work the rest of it out later yeah well i think about this this idea too if if if going back to this whole idea of bethel and this jacob's ladder where where he was at and this the that it's a a connection point between heaven and earth just think about that for a second why does there even need to be a connection point Because there's a separation.

setting i think i'm going with him and let's work the rest of it out later yeah well i think about this this idea too if if if going back to this whole idea of bethel and this jacob's ladder where where he was at and this the that it's a a connection point between heaven and earth just think about that for a second why does there even need to be a connection point Because there's a separation.

setting i think i'm going with him and let's work the rest of it out later yeah well i think about this this idea too if if if going back to this whole idea of bethel and this jacob's ladder where where he was at and this the that it's a a connection point between heaven and earth just think about that for a second why does there even need to be a connection point Because there's a separation.

And so there's something bigger here, too, than just some kind of eschatological vision that he's throwing out. This is about atonement as well, that Christ... the connecting point now. He takes over the separation where heaven and earth are separated, where God and man are separated. Christ now is the connector. Christ is bringing heaven and earth together.

And so there's something bigger here, too, than just some kind of eschatological vision that he's throwing out. This is about atonement as well, that Christ... the connecting point now. He takes over the separation where heaven and earth are separated, where God and man are separated. Christ now is the connector. Christ is bringing heaven and earth together.

And so there's something bigger here, too, than just some kind of eschatological vision that he's throwing out. This is about atonement as well, that Christ... the connecting point now. He takes over the separation where heaven and earth are separated, where God and man are separated. Christ now is the connector. Christ is bringing heaven and earth together.

Christ is bringing God and man together. Christ is reconciling all things to himself, for himself, and by himself. And I think that we cannot overestimate the significance of of the role that Christ is having in all of this. That's why it says the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.

Christ is bringing God and man together. Christ is reconciling all things to himself, for himself, and by himself. And I think that we cannot overestimate the significance of of the role that Christ is having in all of this. That's why it says the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.

Christ is bringing God and man together. Christ is reconciling all things to himself, for himself, and by himself. And I think that we cannot overestimate the significance of of the role that Christ is having in all of this. That's why it says the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.

that do not match up yeah that's a good point because ours you know can't be destroyed i mean that's what daniel said it will never be destroyed yeah which is why there's a link between the coming of the kingdom and at least in like this and even this either the son of man and that he's given a kingdom with this isaiah 53 of a suffering servant it that's what they didn't get so they're expecting a coming of a king they were expecting the coming of a king to some degrees and the coming of

that do not match up yeah that's a good point because ours you know can't be destroyed i mean that's what daniel said it will never be destroyed yeah which is why there's a link between the coming of the kingdom and at least in like this and even this either the son of man and that he's given a kingdom with this isaiah 53 of a suffering servant it that's what they didn't get so they're expecting a coming of a king they were expecting the coming of a king to some degrees and the coming of

that do not match up yeah that's a good point because ours you know can't be destroyed i mean that's what daniel said it will never be destroyed yeah which is why there's a link between the coming of the kingdom and at least in like this and even this either the son of man and that he's given a kingdom with this isaiah 53 of a suffering servant it that's what they didn't get so they're expecting a coming of a king they were expecting the coming of a king to some degrees and the coming of

You know, that's the Luke passage, Luke 24. When Jesus sees him on the road to Emmaus, he says, what are you guys talking about? They're like, are you the only guy that's not been noticed what's happened in the last three days? Jesus, who we hope would be the hope of Israel, they killed him. He's been in the grave for three days. They didn't know they were talking to Jesus.

You know, that's the Luke passage, Luke 24. When Jesus sees him on the road to Emmaus, he says, what are you guys talking about? They're like, are you the only guy that's not been noticed what's happened in the last three days? Jesus, who we hope would be the hope of Israel, they killed him. He's been in the grave for three days. They didn't know they were talking to Jesus.

You know, that's the Luke passage, Luke 24. When Jesus sees him on the road to Emmaus, he says, what are you guys talking about? They're like, are you the only guy that's not been noticed what's happened in the last three days? Jesus, who we hope would be the hope of Israel, they killed him. He's been in the grave for three days. They didn't know they were talking to Jesus.

So their idea of what was going to happen was that the Messiah was going to come and probably establish peace a kingdom that was more of a political kingdom, that they would have military conquest and whatnot. They didn't understand that this accomplishment of the kingdom being inaugurated, they didn't understand that that was going to happen through the suffering of the Messiah.

So their idea of what was going to happen was that the Messiah was going to come and probably establish peace a kingdom that was more of a political kingdom, that they would have military conquest and whatnot. They didn't understand that this accomplishment of the kingdom being inaugurated, they didn't understand that that was going to happen through the suffering of the Messiah.

So their idea of what was going to happen was that the Messiah was going to come and probably establish peace a kingdom that was more of a political kingdom, that they would have military conquest and whatnot. They didn't understand that this accomplishment of the kingdom being inaugurated, they didn't understand that that was going to happen through the suffering of the Messiah.

That's the part that they didn't get, and they also didn't understand how that would then be vindicated through a resurrection process. I mean, what Jesus is doing here, what he's setting the stage for, it's like he's dripping in what's going to happen. He's not just coming out and telling them.