Zach

Now, I don't know how many Hebrew words there are, because the Old Testament's written in Hebrew, New Testament, Greek. But the implications of that statement shows you the different avenues of new, because it says they are new every morning. So what I should have said last podcast, these different words, think Revelation 21, this new heaven and new earth, all things new.

The reason we only have one English word for new, in my opinion, is because it's just new, and then it's no longer new. But the implications of pouring the new wine into the new wineskins is that We can participate in the new creation, and it never gets old. It never gets old. The quality. Well, that word doesn't make sense in the English language.

The reason we only have one English word for new, in my opinion, is because it's just new, and then it's no longer new. But the implications of pouring the new wine into the new wineskins is that We can participate in the new creation, and it never gets old. It never gets old. The quality. Well, that word doesn't make sense in the English language.

The reason we only have one English word for new, in my opinion, is because it's just new, and then it's no longer new. But the implications of pouring the new wine into the new wineskins is that We can participate in the new creation, and it never gets old. It never gets old. The quality. Well, that word doesn't make sense in the English language.

You don't consume it all. Because trying to define this newness that he is using in the Greek, there's different qualities to it, and you see it. It's like that 2 Corinthians 3 also says, where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is... Freedom. Freedom. Yeah. I mean, you go back to John 8. I mean, what he said, you'll know the truth, and the truth will set you free.

You don't consume it all. Because trying to define this newness that he is using in the Greek, there's different qualities to it, and you see it. It's like that 2 Corinthians 3 also says, where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is... Freedom. Freedom. Yeah. I mean, you go back to John 8. I mean, what he said, you'll know the truth, and the truth will set you free.

You don't consume it all. Because trying to define this newness that he is using in the Greek, there's different qualities to it, and you see it. It's like that 2 Corinthians 3 also says, where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is... Freedom. Freedom. Yeah. I mean, you go back to John 8. I mean, what he said, you'll know the truth, and the truth will set you free.

And remember, they were talking about, we haven't been slaves to anyone. Well, I just read Romans 6, 4. You have this new life. And then it says, it goes on to say, verse 6 of chapter 6 of Romans, For we know that our old self, there's the old, was crucified with him so that the body of sin might be done away with, that we should no longer be slaves to sin.

And remember, they were talking about, we haven't been slaves to anyone. Well, I just read Romans 6, 4. You have this new life. And then it says, it goes on to say, verse 6 of chapter 6 of Romans, For we know that our old self, there's the old, was crucified with him so that the body of sin might be done away with, that we should no longer be slaves to sin.

And remember, they were talking about, we haven't been slaves to anyone. Well, I just read Romans 6, 4. You have this new life. And then it says, it goes on to say, verse 6 of chapter 6 of Romans, For we know that our old self, there's the old, was crucified with him so that the body of sin might be done away with, that we should no longer be slaves to sin.

That's gone.

That's gone.

That's gone.

And guess what? It's not new anymore. You have now... Stop the English definition of newness. But when Jesus takes the wheel, see how I did that? Yep. That newness will never stop.

And guess what? It's not new anymore. You have now... Stop the English definition of newness. But when Jesus takes the wheel, see how I did that? Yep. That newness will never stop.

And guess what? It's not new anymore. You have now... Stop the English definition of newness. But when Jesus takes the wheel, see how I did that? Yep. That newness will never stop.

That's why 1 John 3 is so confusing to people because it says, you know, where it says, he who is born of God does not continue to sin. And people say, well, you know, we're going to study 1 John after this, and we're big picture. We're giving you the grid to understand that based on the book of John here. Because how does that make sense? In fact, I mean, I'll give you an illustration.

That's why 1 John 3 is so confusing to people because it says, you know, where it says, he who is born of God does not continue to sin. And people say, well, you know, we're going to study 1 John after this, and we're big picture. We're giving you the grid to understand that based on the book of John here. Because how does that make sense? In fact, I mean, I'll give you an illustration.

That's why 1 John 3 is so confusing to people because it says, you know, where it says, he who is born of God does not continue to sin. And people say, well, you know, we're going to study 1 John after this, and we're big picture. We're giving you the grid to understand that based on the book of John here. Because how does that make sense? In fact, I mean, I'll give you an illustration.

In 1 John 1, it says if we claim to be without sin, we make him out to be a liar. But then a few verses later, he's like, anyone born of God does not continue to sin. So which is it? But it's because you're now in a state of newness based on Jesus' death on a cross and him being presented in heaven itself. As an atonement for your sins.