Willie Robertson

And if you go back and look at all the prophecies— And it wasn't just because they were unschooled and ordinary because the Pharisees didn't get it either. We're about to get to Nicodemus. He had no idea either.

They are already lining themselves up as the 12 thrones on either side of Jesus.

They are already lining themselves up as the 12 thrones on either side of Jesus.

They are already lining themselves up as the 12 thrones on either side of Jesus.

That's fair to say. If you track that back, it goes back to Esau, the opposite of Jacob, which was everybody other than Jacob.

That's fair to say. If you track that back, it goes back to Esau, the opposite of Jacob, which was everybody other than Jacob.

That's fair to say. If you track that back, it goes back to Esau, the opposite of Jacob, which was everybody other than Jacob.

The king is here. To set the context for Acts 15, remember that was a council meeting of the early church. to determine, oh, wait, the Gentiles are coming in, Acts 10, and what are we going to do about this? And they're like, well, I tell you what we're going to do about this. This is from Jesus. We're going to accept this.

The king is here. To set the context for Acts 15, remember that was a council meeting of the early church. to determine, oh, wait, the Gentiles are coming in, Acts 10, and what are we going to do about this? And they're like, well, I tell you what we're going to do about this. This is from Jesus. We're going to accept this.

The king is here. To set the context for Acts 15, remember that was a council meeting of the early church. to determine, oh, wait, the Gentiles are coming in, Acts 10, and what are we going to do about this? And they're like, well, I tell you what we're going to do about this. This is from Jesus. We're going to accept this.

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And you've got to think about that, the simple explanation to the here in the moment of those prophecies and Amos and all the others, we're probably thinking, oh, yeah, well, Gentiles could be accepted, but you have to go through the Jewish rite to get in. Exactly.

And you've got to think about that, the simple explanation to the here in the moment of those prophecies and Amos and all the others, we're probably thinking, oh, yeah, well, Gentiles could be accepted, but you have to go through the Jewish rite to get in. Exactly.

And you've got to think about that, the simple explanation to the here in the moment of those prophecies and Amos and all the others, we're probably thinking, oh, yeah, well, Gentiles could be accepted, but you have to go through the Jewish rite to get in. Exactly.

So he's about to leave us with a provocative cliffhanger. All right, go for it.