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But it's, you know, where it's creation, the fall, Israel. And I went through this, but I was talking in between. And I was like, you know, after that fall. And, of course, I expounded on that being it wasn't just that people sin. You also had this other being in the garden who came from.

The heavenly side, you know, and I had a thing on Ezekiel 28 I was going to do, but I didn't do that in the sermon.

The heavenly side, you know, and I had a thing on Ezekiel 28 I was going to do, but I didn't do that in the sermon.

The heavenly side, you know, and I had a thing on Ezekiel 28 I was going to do, but I didn't do that in the sermon.

And then you have other celestial beings fall in Genesis 6, and then you're like, well, what did God do? He chose a family, Noah. I kept that family theme. And then you think, okay, now we're good. Nope, still it goes off the rails because now you have other celestial beings roaming around, whatever that is in Genesis 6. And so then what happens? You have the Tower of Babel.

And then you have other celestial beings fall in Genesis 6, and then you're like, well, what did God do? He chose a family, Noah. I kept that family theme. And then you think, okay, now we're good. Nope, still it goes off the rails because now you have other celestial beings roaming around, whatever that is in Genesis 6. And so then what happens? You have the Tower of Babel.

And then you have other celestial beings fall in Genesis 6, and then you're like, well, what did God do? He chose a family, Noah. I kept that family theme. And then you think, okay, now we're good. Nope, still it goes off the rails because now you have other celestial beings roaming around, whatever that is in Genesis 6. And so then what happens? You have the Tower of Babel.

Then the nations are divided. Well, what did God do? He chose a family. And then I did this thing about Abraham and Sarah, who's 190. years old, and then he gives them a child to show that this power is coming from me.

Then the nations are divided. Well, what did God do? He chose a family. And then I did this thing about Abraham and Sarah, who's 190. years old, and then he gives them a child to show that this power is coming from me.

Then the nations are divided. Well, what did God do? He chose a family. And then I did this thing about Abraham and Sarah, who's 190. years old, and then he gives them a child to show that this power is coming from me.

And so I just kept that concept, but then you have all of it coming out in Jesus, which is the fourth act, creation, fall, Israel, Jesus, who, and then I made that statement, which I thought was good, who, how did he get here? Through a mom, you know, and God the Father and the Holy Spirit, but through a mom.

And so I just kept that concept, but then you have all of it coming out in Jesus, which is the fourth act, creation, fall, Israel, Jesus, who, and then I made that statement, which I thought was good, who, how did he get here? Through a mom, you know, and God the Father and the Holy Spirit, but through a mom.

And so I just kept that concept, but then you have all of it coming out in Jesus, which is the fourth act, creation, fall, Israel, Jesus, who, and then I made that statement, which I thought was good, who, how did he get here? Through a mom, you know, and God the Father and the Holy Spirit, but through a mom.

Which I didn't mention this, should have, because this was at the front, which is why all of this became what Paul was referring to as a mystery. And I thought that was fascinating. I didn't realize that until I prepared for this sermon, that the word mystery is used 28 times in the New Testament, but it's mentioned eight times. In Ephesians. Yeah.

Which I didn't mention this, should have, because this was at the front, which is why all of this became what Paul was referring to as a mystery. And I thought that was fascinating. I didn't realize that until I prepared for this sermon, that the word mystery is used 28 times in the New Testament, but it's mentioned eight times. In Ephesians. Yeah.

Which I didn't mention this, should have, because this was at the front, which is why all of this became what Paul was referring to as a mystery. And I thought that was fascinating. I didn't realize that until I prepared for this sermon, that the word mystery is used 28 times in the New Testament, but it's mentioned eight times. In Ephesians. Yeah.

And so that was turned out to be the point of my... Which is over a third of the time.

And so that was turned out to be the point of my... Which is over a third of the time.

And so that was turned out to be the point of my... Which is over a third of the time.

Well, that's one of them. But he uses the mystery in different context. The first time he uses it... I mean, I'll read it. Is in... Where's my glasses? Right here. When he says... And I made a point about in Christ. Let's see. Where's the first one? This is crazy. Verse 9. Ephesians 1.9.