Wesley Huff

Those are the things that have led me down a road to say, you know, I'm convinced.

I'm convinced that this is true experientially, that it is intellectually robust, and that it is experientially profound for me and for so many other people, your friend included.

Part of my academic study is that I do what's called papyrology and paleography.

So I make facsimiles of manuscripts, ancient manuscripts, particularly biblical manuscripts.

So this is a biblical manuscript, right, P46.

It's a late 2nd or 3rd century page from a collection of Paul's epistles.

So Paul from the Bible, Paul from the Bible, he wrote this.

Well, so he wrote that and then a scribe in the second century copied it down.

So this is, I made this.

So this is genuine interest from papyrus.

I'm only right on one side.

So you could see kind of how the papyrus is put together.

And then I got you a, I got you a nice Bible, but I have put a bookmark in the page where that passage is.

Why did you pick that particular passage?

Well, why don't you open it up and read it?

So it's on the little inscription note that I have there, Romans 12.

So you can see on the bottom there, there's the title.

And then that's the box for it.

Where I am in my life, I feel like so many things have happened so quickly that...

there's like an aspect of unpredictability.