Phil Robertson

And as soon as you do, as you're starting into your point, he'll say, oh, I got to take this other call.

I got to have it to that.

And you're saying like his teaching and his ministry.

Like he could have overwhelmed everybody.

Because you're right.

Obviously, he knew at some level there.

It's interesting that there were moments in the three-year ministry, at least, where you had a voice or the transfiguration at his baptism.

But even then...

You know, I'm not sure what they were hearing because you get that says they heard thunder or, you know, like it wasn't even meant for everybody in the moments of that, which I think the whole thing with his moment with the baptism was as much for John the Baptist, you know, recognition as anything.

Oh, this is the guy, you know, because up to this point, he's baptizing people.

They're related.

So he knew he was special.

But until that moment, I don't think he knew he was the one.

until God told him in the moment.

So there was a little direct, but like you say, it wasn't even meant for the masses then because it would kind of be covered.

Or even like when Paul on the road to Damascus, there was a group there, but they didn't understand what it had.

They didn't hear what he was hearing either, I don't guess, is what it says.

So it is interesting that he chose the subtle.

And I think it was in the last episode when we were talking about that, I had not thought about all the

other people claiming to be messiahs of that century.