Si Robertson

It is.

It's such a good line.

Yeah, I was talking about the, Zach, my lead in on the sermon was the no kings, which we had talked about a little bit on the podcast a couple of podcasts ago.

Yeah.

And so we had, and Zach kind of gave the narrative about, you know, that we don't want to follow anybody on earth.

And we kind of came to the idea that it's no king but Jesus.

And I used that line, Zach, and when I said it yesterday, it was just an eruption came out of the audience, which is really no king but Jesus.

So that was my line.

If that doesn't land in your church, you've got issues, right?

Exactly.

Exactly.

It's just what it's all about.

So in our text, we're in John chapter 20, and we had gotten into the last time we were together, and it's been a minute, we had gotten into the empty tomb.

I think we did the first nine verses.

Whenever Peter and John—we assume it's John—

run to the tomb.

Of course, Mary Magdalene is already there.

And then you read about her interaction in some of the other gospels.

But then he's going to mention that in our next text in John chapter 20.

But I don't know if there was anything else that you guys wanted to say about that, the first nine verses in terms of the kind of the back and forth, them looking in there.