Phil Robertson

Because in essence, that's what this text is saying, right?

You know, actually, one was purchased for me by a guy we've mentioned on the podcast before, Burley's dad, who was selling insurance.

And he did it when I was a very young man as a way to help me get started.

And I'll never forget how much that meant to me.

It's always been a big blessing.

Well, it's a big deal.

Yeah, the Messiah.

What you're talking about, Jay, is one of the differences between

Zach, when you were earlier talking about the tabernacle being temporary and the temple being more permanent, but it's still temporary, right?

That's the thing.

Because something is more permanent doesn't mean it's permanent.

So that's where we kind of, I think, and the way we're reading these scriptures and looking at them, I think it's where we differ, even from a lot of religious people, is they still have that patch of ground in Israel and this kind of looking forward to some third temple being built there as the permanent structure.

But we're saying, no, we are the living stones, the permanent structure.

The forever has begun.

The portal is here.

We're the house of God.

So just to wrap up this excursion, the excursion was to take us to the idea of what it really means for atonement and anointing at the same time, which is where we're at here in 1 John 2, 1 and 2.

And so that sets us up for verse 3.

which is where we'll get next time in our study about what that looks like once we begin to understand and wrap our mind around this.

So we'll see you next time on Unashamed.