Some of the things I want you to know, you probably won't be asked, so such as if you remember, we gave you something on the anti-Christ and 1,260 days and so forth, we went through that in Daniel. And I hope you got all asked that I'm sure will not be one of the questions. So anyway, I had something marked here I was going to get into tonight, I just don't remember what it was. Okay. Couple of things. If you just memorize one verse on each subject, and at that one verse, just make some notes in your Bible, you don't have to memorize all kinds of verses. So one of the things I'm going to ask you tonight is on your notes on number 30, number 29, How do we know that death, the body, soul, and spirit do not all go to the grave? As a matter of fact, this goes back to the question Ron asked about cremation. How do we know that death, the body, soul, and spirit do not all go to the grave? And there's at least two or three places in the Bible where we have an indication that that takes place. We're at the Bible, do you find it? Okay, second Corinthians? be sure. Second Corinthians what? You'll find it, you'll find it. But we do know it, don't we? Okay. Second Corinthians chapter 5 verses 6 through 8, right? These verses although also tell us a lot of things. So we might go cover the verses from verse 1, okay? Might want to make some notes here, but they also tell us a lot of things. In verse 1, we know that if our earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved Even by fire, by the way, we have a building of God, a house, not made with hands, eternal in the heavens. Or on this we grow, earnestly starting to be clothed upon with our house, which is from heaven, our brain, new body, looking forward to that. Although in this body that we live in, that's really hard to imagine it. We believe it, I believe it, but it's just hard to imagine. so that, being clothed, we shall not be found naked. For we that are in this tabernacle, our present body, do groan, being burdened, not that we would be unclothed but clothed upon, that mortality might be swallowed up of life. Now he that had brought us for the self-same thing is God, who also has given unto us the earnest of the Spirit, guaranteed. of your salvation. The earnest of the Spirit. And it may think so many places in the Bible tells us that you can't lose your salvation. Well, earnest, do you ever sign an earnest deed? For an earnest note, it means you are embedded to pay it. That's what earnest means. And some of you have done that, and some of you know what that means. That's what earnest means. No, not earnest, not earnest. The earnest of the Spirit means it's signed and sealed, it's a them deal. So when you sign a paper at a bank, it's called an earnest, that's what it's called. And you sign that you're going to pay that, you are indebted to pay that fact. So the earnest of the Holy Spirit means that literally God is indebted to keep you saved. That's what it means. Yeah, it is a promise. Therefore, we are always confident knowing that, while we are home in the body, we are absent from the Lord. Daringed by say that when they get self-righteous that they're walking with the Lord, or they use the term stand before the Lord, like the Pigeon Chapter 1, you know where that verse is, the Pigeon Chapter 1, standing before the Lord, no, we're absent from the Lord. Doesn't mean he's not there. but he is there, but we are not literally with him. Okay, even though he's there, don't ask me to try to explain that. Anyhow, we're at home in this body, we're at from the Lord. We've walked by faith, not by sight. Boy, that's an important virtue, I don't understand that. We walked by faith, not by sight. What does that mean? We don't see him, do we? No. Isn't it amazing that the Lord added that verse in there? We walk by faith, not by sight. We are confident, I say, and willing, rather to be absent from the body and to be present with the Lord. So you leave this old body behind, no matter what. Your absent from this, wherefore we label it, whether present or absent, we may be accepted of him and then in verse 10, we will all stand before the judgment seat. And then in other place, if you want to back up here, First Corinthians chapter 15. First Corinthians chapter 15. And we could cover an awful lot of verses here, but we won't. You're gonna know written down, don't you? No, but some men will say, how are the dead raised up? And with what body do they come? Now fool, that which thou soest is not quick and made alive except it died. So we have to die in order to get our new bodies. This is something planetary enough. And that was not so, it's not that body, but it shall be, but a bare grain, it may chance of weed some other grain, but God give it a body as it has pleased him and to every seed it's own body. And we could read on down and on down, this tells us all about the new body that we're going to give, but the other of that body definitely has to die first. When you plant a garden, the seed that you put in there dies, but it becomes something It's amazing. Every time I plant a garden, I can't get over how amazing it really is. You can plant one little bean, and I'm inclined to think that that's the way it's going to be with us. You know, you're going to have this really worthless potty we have on this earth. But the new body will be like a plant that just flourishes from that. You can't be. And that's a good thing. because heaven would be one very simple place if we'd hit you'd have to get a brand new body, brand new attitude, brand new way of thinking. And you know, we talked about people talk about well done. Am I going to know my loved ones up to yes? And what about those who died and went to hell? I don't think there's going to be any remembered so bad. Or even if there is, the Lord will change our attitude. I think the way I see it, if you go to Luke chapter 16, the rich man died and they looked back and forth between. I think you and I will know about hell. Well, no where it is, but we will just have a completely different attitude, a different way of thinking about the whole thing. My Uncle Harry that went to hell, when I'm in heaven, he won't be Uncle Harry, he'll just be somebody that rejected Christ. Or one that we say now. It's just that it is their policy. That's just the way I feel about it. You're just going to have a different attitude about the whole thing. The Lord will change your attitude about the whole thing. A different way of thinking. Isaiah says there will be no remembrance. Old things are passed away. Which means old way of thinking are passed away. And you know that's the way of thinking is where you get false religion, you know. We get these religious people to say you have to forgive everybody. I don't, you go ahead and forgive everybody you want to. You're going to forgive the child molester, and then you're going to go out and molest somebody else. You're going to forgive him again, not me, buddy. or the murder or the guy that goes out and rapes innocent women and murders them and, you know, I'm not forgiven this idiot. Yeah, if you read John chapter 3 verse 16, 17 and 18 and then you go to Revelation, it's a great white phone judgment. There are a lot of people in Christ who isn't going to forgive. And I'll say, one, if he doesn't have two, need you to lie. So don't give me that. Forget this garbage. There are some people I'm not going to forgive. There are some that I have to, but, yeah, but they have to repent. They have to repent, which means change your mind. Yeah, and that's what Christ said in the gospels. If your brother doesn't repent, if he repents, forgiving. If he doesn't, you don't have to, you're not obligated to. But I'll tell you, you have to repent. Change your mind. Okay, there's one other place that you might want to make a note here, it's in Philippians chapter 3 concerning this. We may have covered this, I don't know. Philippians chapter 3, one other good place. And there are more, but this thing, you probably don't need anymore. Of course, there's adoption, Romans chapter 8, verse 29. You might want to make a note of that. I don't know. Romans chapter 8, verse 29, the adoption to with the adoption, which is the redemption of our body. That's the adoption, Romans 8, 29. And verse 20, Philippians chapter 3. That's not the measure of rapture, right? Yeah, that's when you get your new body, that's right. Romans chapter 8 and Ephesians chapter 1 both deal with the rapture of the church. For our citizenship, conversation, citizenship is in heaven. which also we look for the Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ. We don't see him now, do we? We walk that faith, not by sight. We do believe in Him, we trust Him, we know that He is always there. I don't know where, but I can't see Him, but He is there. I'm not familiar. Who will change our bile, lowly body, that it may be fashioned like His glorious body according to the working by which He is able, even to subdue all things unto Himself. But then 1 John chapter 3 verse 2 says, When we see him, we shall be like him. Not until you can work at him all day long. You will never be like the Lord Jesus Christ. Not until we see him. Then we shall be like him. I'm sorry, Mr. Calvinist. You can't be like him, no matter how hard you try. So you might want to write those verses now. course and there's Ephesians chapter 1, 6, 12 and 14, which indicated a new body. Parenting by Holy Spirit and then like I said, Romans 8, 29 might want to make a note there about that. The questions that you will definitely be asked, I'm going to run through them for you real quickly. If you have this paper that you receive, you might want to make a note of the ones that you will definitely be asked and I'm going to give day and whoever helps me, I might have one of the fellows in the church not going to be, I might give him a list of questions that he will want to ask. But the questions that I will definitely ask, and if David is with me and I'm going to give him a hint on what I would like to ask, one of them has proved the Bible as a word of God. If you have this paper here where I gave you many, many weeks ago or months ago, on prove your position. The first five questions you will definitely be asked. Prove the Bible is a word of God. How do you do that? Prophecy fulfilled. Yeah. And you do that by the Old Testament was complete 400 BC. It's a little historical fact. And Jesus Christ was a literal historical figure. He's in in every history book in the Bible, which is the Bible is accurate and true. Everyone, there is an anyone that denies that Jesus Christ was a literal historical person. People filled prophecy with his birth, life, death, burial and resurrection. That's one of the ways you prove the Bible. The other one is archaeologically. Archaeology has always proved the Bible. They proved that Abraham was born in a place called Ura of Koldia. They dug it up, found it. And so many other things, the prophecy of Tyra, T-Y-R-E, literally fulfilled to the letter. And as you feel chapter 26, that prophecy was fulfilled Tyra. And so that's one of the ways. Another question, prove Christ is God. Give me a couple of verses when we ask you. Ask a couple of verses that say that Christ is God. That's all you need to do. Prove salvation is by grace according to the Bible, of course. And prove that works is for our service in one way or another. I don't care how you do that, long as you can prove it. Prove that works is our service. Salvation is free. Number five on this sheet of paper, prove the rapture is before the tribulation. I mean, we can do that. The rapture definitely takes place before the tribulation. Prove that. It's called pre-trib doctrine. There's pre-trib, mid-trib, post-trib. We believe in pre-trib. The church is going to be raptured before the tribulation. Be able to prove that. If you can't, you need to let me know. So you can't. Know that every swing is wrong in the church. Salvation and service. We already went through that a little bit. Salvation is free. Where did you go through? one place in the Bible and I've told you many, many times, if you want to pick out one verse to show the difference between salvation and service. Give me one verse. 38 and 9 is good. The rest of Hebrews, yeah, which is good. Remember that, that's good. Let me tell you one. If you don't have it, write this down. You should have it by now. Matthew, chapter 11, verse 28, 29, and 30. First and foremost, remember those verses, and from there make some notes. If you have a place on your Bible to make some notes, make some notes. Where do I go from here? Make a little note. You got a little section on the side of your Bible. Because schoolfield Bible, I know you do. You have a little place along the side of your Bible there to make notes just make some notes. Verse 28, go to Matthew chapter 11. I got to tell you I heard Old Watch's name Charles Stanley do a message on this couple weeks ago. You know what he was talking about? Working for a living. And my opinion he had this with these verses. Pretty much he has the right to do that though. I don't agree with him. Look in verse 28, Matthew chapter 11, coming to me all of you that labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest. What's he talking about? Lane Brooks, putting a roof on your church, working your way to heaven. Sure, absolutely. Then let me argue that labor and are heavy laden. Now we'll give you, you cannot earn your way to heaven. It's a lot of work, isn't it? Yeah, you cannot do it. It's heavy laden. When do you do enough work to get to happen. You can't. It's impossible because your hope of witnesses came to my door, tried to convince me that we're working that way to happen literally. I said, when are you going to get done? What if we don't know? I said, you'll never get done. Yeah, I did. I asked him that. I said, what if you die tomorrow? You don't get enough work done? Well, we'll we don't know for sure. Isn't that that's heavy late you know that's a bird yeah but uh that's the first rest that's something else you need to know the first rest is the rest of salvation it's a permanent rest you never have to worry never have to never have to work at it first 29 then he said isn't strange he said to come in all All that labor, heavy laden, Denny says, take my yolk up on you, talking about work. What is a yolk, by the way? It's what bonds the two animals together, isn't it? Yeah, if that's the yolk, it goes between the two. Take my yolk up on you and learn it me. You know when you hook up an animal to work, you don't hook it up into a yolk, you hook it up into the whatsappall, harness, yeah. And then when you put them together, the yoke literally means yoke together. So he says, when I take my yoke upon you, that means he will work with you. That's what he means. Take my yoke upon you and how do you start? Learn, right? Learn of me. Go to the Bible. Go to church. Go to Bible study. Learn somehow. Get a book. For I'm Meek and Lodian Heart, and you shall find rest unto your souls. That's the second rest. The first rest is salvation, the second rest is service. And then you can go to Hebrews, if we talk about, Hebrews, chapter 3 and 4, the first and second rest, and that's what the Lord is talking about there, through Paul the Apostle, the first and second rest, the second rest is service, and he said, for my oak is easy and my burden is life. That's our service, you see. where I would go to begin. So if I were to ask you the question, you might want to go there. That might be a good place to start, wouldn't it? Certainly, if you're good. Okay, I want you to know the difference between salvation and service. Then I want you to know, I want you to know the dispensations and the correlation between revelation and Daniel, not a lot, but a little bit. And, well, I probably won't ask you the dispensation to give them to me. What I'll ask you is, probably, what is a dispensation, okay, and how many are there? Now, you can do this on your own, you can go to a school field in your Bible, not getting to you already. Yeah. Yeah a distance station is a period of time and Skullfield has the right interpretation it is a period of time in history when between man's responsibility with in relation to sin and his responsibility to God every dispensation is different first of all we're living in the dispensation of grace. That's dispensation number 6, a dispensation of the law, which before the cross, that was number 5. Now the gospel has always been the same. Same gospel just a different dispensation. And the gospel is preached in every dispensation. There was the gospel of the kingdom, the Christ preached. Now we're preaching now the gospel of the church during a seven-year tribulation it'll be the gospel of the kingdom because as soon as the tribulations over those that are saved will go into the kingdom so it'll be the everlasting gospel of the kingdom. So it's always the same gospel but a different time period, okay? Well I want you to know how many there are. You don't have to name them. I won't ask you to name them. I think that along with everything else you'll have to remember that'll be difficult. So I won't ask you to do that, but just to know how many there are. Most Bible teachers say there are seven. I believe there are eight personally. You can give either answer. But I think the seven-year calculation is a dispensation. Most Bible teachers don't count that. Yet it is a time period in history, and I count it. So I think there are eight, but I would probably, every day, they'll tell me I'm wrong. What? It's going to be such a short period of time. Apparently that's the reason, yeah. But I think I don't think it's part of the church age and I don't think it's part of the kingdom yet it's seven year per year so it's got to be a distinction in my opinion they include the church age number six I really don't know how they do it I tell the truth I don't know how they just just gloss over the seven-year tribulation I don't know any Bible teacher that is ever considered the seven-year tribulation as a dispensation but I do you guys can do anything you want to with that you can call it seven, you can call it eight, whatever you want. It doesn't matter to me. I'm just giving you my personal opinion. I believe there are eight. I believe the millennial kingdom is the eighth dispensation. But I'm the only one that I know of, but it feels that way. So yeah, but there that'll be different. I won't be man's relationship to God and relationship to send and responsibility because there won't be any send and responsibility that better all change. At the end of the millennium, there won't be any send, there won't be any responsibility, there'll just be safe humanity. So that's not considered a dispensation of difficulty. Oh, yeah, during the millennium, I just think as I know that there will, during the millennium, start with all saved but they will have children and no guarantees that those children will be saved. Well, no, but not everybody in kingdom will have a glorified body. If you're in a kingdom and you're a Christian, you will have a glorified body. You will not send. You will be a ruler over the nations in one way, shape, or form. I don't know how that's going to work, but you'll have the opportunity to slap people around a little bit. No, I don't think literally. you want to be a best clerk? I want to be a police officer. I want to give out speeding tickets. It's my turn. Yeah that's what I want to do. I want to give up and I want to be able to not use a car. I want to be able to fly. Fly and give any speeding. You can't get away from me. And then of course on down, can you lose your salvation? I want you to be able to prove that you cannot lose your salvation. And what's the best way to do that? Well, what was that again? That's good. Yeah. Those are all good. How about? What's that? Very good. That's one I was wanting. That's one I was waiting for. They were all right. I was waiting for the Holy Spirit guaranteeing your salvation, right? I know, those are eternal. Yeah, that's the most important. What do you say, Daniel? I said that's the thing. The one I want you to remember most, though, is John chapter 14, John chapter 14, verse 15, 16, 17, and 26. 15, 16, 17, and 26. Notice verse 16 and John's effort for I will pray the Father and he shall give you another comforter the Holy Spirit that he may abide with you how long forever not just a day or two not till you sin forever and then verse 17 the Spirit of truth and the world cannot receive to see if he not neither know him but you know him for he dwelleth with you and shall be in you You cannot lose your salvation, Holy Spirit guarantees it. And then of course you might go to Ephesians chapter 1 verses 11 through 13, 14, which says you are sealed by the Holy Spirit, and all kinds of verses I've got a whole list if you want. You cannot lose it, the Holy Spirit guarantees it. Yeah, all the verses you gave me are good, but these are the ones I want. This is the foundation of the Holy Spirit guarantees it. answer the question with that you got it and that that that always gets me when people say you can lose your salvation well what about this I think you ignore the Bible isn't it and you lose your salvation I know but that's a human nature and you know almost every church in the world even a lot of the Baptist will give that indication. If you don't show it, you're not saved. If you go down south, you'll see it on the sign down front. If you're not living it, you don't have it. They actually put it on their sign. If you're not living it, you don't have it. I'll tell you. Now, the next question, the explain Romans 10, 9, and 10, I don't know if I'll ask you that or not, but I may, depends on how it goes. I probably want to ask you to explain predestination. I'd like for you to know it, understand it. But I won't ask you that. I might ask you about the judgment seat of Christ. Mention two places in the New Testament, which is then what is it by the way? What is the judgment seat of Christ? Who's going to stand there? The Christian is the only person who'll be there, right? You can see the van there or the words in the Bible. It's where you get to, there's two places that that's mentioned in the Bible. OK, you got that written down, I'm sure. Good. The Christian won't stand there, only the lost. Then of course what happens when a Christian sins? I might ask you that, but you won't be necessary to go to the Bible. What happens when a Christian sins? Well, you either confess your sin, you get forgiven or the Lord will slap you a little bit. That's what happens, pretty simple. You don't lose your salvation, you might get slapped around some. The lecture fellowship with the Lord, that's right. How do we know the Bible is true? Boy, there's a lot of ways to prove that. I would say, and I gave you a lot of information on that earlier. You probably have it all written down in your notes, I hope. Do you? Most of you should. You should. Ron does. He says he does. So, I gave you a lot of stuff on that. Do you have some, there's no switch with you, Ron? You have those notes with you. Okay, just give me one. That's good. Yeah, mm-hmm. Good. That's why I gave these notes so you can write them down. Yeah. Christ was literal. They did. That's good right there. The apostles could have anywhere done anything. Paul was brilliant, educated, but he gave it all up. the Lord Jesus Christ, and he gave us all these books in the Bible. If Paul was either a blasted idiot or one of the smartest men that ever lived, right, he certainly was. I probably won't ask you what the difference between the Church is, number seven. Your favorite person, leading someone to Christ, won't ask you that. That's something we didn't know. What is the rapture, disprove a partial rapture while we already talked about that a little bit. I will ask you about the rapture. How many people go in the rapture, is the whole church going to be taken up? I'll expect you to go and Bible improve that. And if you can't prove it, then you need to let me know probably now. If you go to the Bible and prove that there is no such thing as a partial rapture, what is the rapture? How does it, how does it have been unfold and so forth? Then I will expect you to know that. Okay? You probably do. If you have your notes, we've been giving you. How long is the tribulation period? How do I know that it's seven years? One verse in the Bible tells us. Daniel, Daniel. What is that verse again? Daniel. The 70-week of Daniel. Where do I find that? Chapter 9.9.4. Yes, very good. January 9th, one week, right? One week. He will make a covenant with one week, which we know is seven years. So we know that it lasts for seven years. The Bible answers the Bible, doesn't it? And how do we know when the anti-Christ hits on the throne, same versus? In the midst of the week, he will cause the covenant to cease. And concerning that, the abomination of desolation. You know, we got how much time we got here. I just thought of something I need to explain. I think we'll just take a break and I want you to go to Daniel chapter 9. I need you to explain something while I'm thinking of it. I just just happened to get there. You won't be asked this question, but you'll need to know it. And I'm going to explain this to you right now and I just told that and it's a good thing I did. I didn't need to do this. Daniel chapter 9 verse 27, of course, we just talked about that. One of the verses you're going to have to remember, and he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week, and in the midst of the week, right in the middle, he shall cause the sacrifice and the ovelation to cease, and for the overspreading of the abominations he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation and that determined, when does this take place in the midst of the week? The abomination of desolation, now the Antichrist has already ruled for three and a half years, But the abomination takes place in the midst of the week. What happens in? What's that? The Antichrist sits on the throne, claiming the big God. That's the abomination of desolation. Now the reason that's important, and you need to know that, is because look over Daniel Chapter 12. Our last verse is here. Okay? You need to know that. I don't know if I'll ask you about it, but I really do want you to know it. last chapter, Daniel 12, okay? This is very important because of the days that are mentioned here. And if you have a school field Bible, I'm not sure that I agree with him, but I want you to notice something in verse 11. And from the time that the daily sacrifice shall be taken away, and the abomination that make a debt is set up, there should be a thousand, two hundred and ninety days. Now then, what would we just say? When does the abomination take place and when do the data sacrifice taken away in the middle of the tribulation? That's important. And here's why a pay attention, okay? There shall be a thousand two hundred and ninety days. Blessed is he that way to then come to the thousand three hundred five and thirty days, one thousand three hundred and thirty five days. Now then what's that? Why is that so important? Yeah, but here's what a lot of people do. They add the days up. They add the 1,290 and they add the 1,335. That's wrong. That's not how you do it. We did this once before. I drew it up in a chart, I think, on that thing here. back. But you don't do that, notice 1,290 days. Now if you go to the book of Revelation and look it up, the anti-crash rule for 1,260 days. So where does the other 30 days come from in verse 11? Remember we said that at the end of six years that Jews add 30 days to the calendar? Okay extra extra 30 days now you got 1,290 yet on top of that isn't we got 1,335 1,340 you got an extra 45 days right okay now that's going to confuse a lot of people but you add the 45 days on to the 1,290 the total is 1,335 now he said Blessed is he that waiteth and comeeth through the thousand three hundred and thirty-five days. Why? Because he will go into the kingdom. These are added on why we already went over this once, but it's very important to know. If you have your Skolfield notes, he'll say, here he has, if you have his Bible, most of you do, right? Well, if you go down and read, he'll give you three ways of looking at this. And that's reason I want to explain it, because I don't really agree with what he has to say, okay? All these days are added on the last three and one-half years, so you've got a total of 1,335 days. What happens in these days? The world is judged, right? Judgment of the nations? Okay. That's one thing, and then you have Satan as judge and cast into the pit for a thousand years. Be some false-properer judge, cast into the lake of fire. Okay. You'll all the judgment of the nations, and then after all that, you have the Feast of Tabernacles, which is real, endures the Feast of Tabernacles before they go into the kingdom, the regathering. The Feast of Tabernacles is really the gathering of Israel. So you've got all these things and it takes 45 days for all these things to take place and that's why the Bible said Blessed is He that waited and it came up to the thousand three hundred and five and thirty days. Now I thought I'd point that out because I started thinking about that today and I read Spooffield notes and I said, you know what? I don't know if anybody reads those notes and they don't understand this so get confused. But all these things take place after the abomination of desolation. Very important to know. Okay, that's why I want you to know that. So when you add all this up, you realize that in verse 11, chapter 12, in front of the time that the daily sacrifice be taken away, and the abomination will make a desert that serves to be a thousand, two hundred and ninety days. Now you know where those come from, right? In Revelation, you got 42 months, right? mentioned twice. The first 42 months is the first three and a half years, second 42 months, second three and a half years, 1,260 days times two, and then you got 1,290. You add 30 days at the end of that. And I have a note in my Bible in Daniel that says the Jews may not add that extra week during tribulation. I think they will. It's just a natural thing to do. It's the calendar. We're just going to add it. And so that's where you come all these days in verse 11 and 12 no no no they have 30 days every month for 12 months and at the end of six years they are a month all right at the end of six years they are a month behind our calendar they have on an extra month yes that's actually right they do it today they have the same calendar today that they did way back then, they do exactly the same thing. Yeah. Well, if you're about June, once a year, you go to a body of water, and you go like this in your pockets, and you symbolically throw your sins in the water. Wow, no, but that's what they do. That's not blood, but that's what they do. You know, they still have their sacrifices, of course, but that's how they forgive their sins. This is Silverville, but the head of that, like you've got Timberlake Silverwoods of Water Summings, when they didn't say that, I can't remember what it was, I heard something in that. I really don't know. Do you want to say what Jews? I think I know what you're talking about. I'll talk about that in a minute. It's like a simple question. What are the coveted stories? I don't think so. There are no indications that it is and if you go to the book of Revelation, you'll see that the Ark of the Covenant is in heaven. And I think that's where it is. Even though it was made by a man, probably the only thing up there you'll see made by a man except for the nail holes and nail holes and Christ's hands and so forth. But I think that's where it is. I don't either. I don't think so. Yeah. Now about the silver thing. I really don't know what you're talking about except When Aaron made the golden calf, they beat it up real fine. When Moses came down off the mountain, he made them take the calf, beat it up real fine into powder. This is the only thing I know that you might be referring to. You can go back and look at this and look at that. And so they beat it up real fine like powder, and he threw it in the water and it became red. If you could beat up gold, that's fine, and throw it in water, it turns red. Yeah, that's the only indication I know of where gold or silver is referred to as blood. No, it wasn't the primary in the pamphlet actually. Oh, no, the altar is where they sacrificed. That's not where the art did not sit the altar and two different things I don't know what that means I really don't all I know is that the altar where they sacrifice was overlaid was silver and gold that's Symbolically, I don't have any idea what that means Sorry, don't know Yeah, but you'll have that, you'll have that. Okay, I think we're done right out of time just now. Any questions? Okay, well, this ordination will be simple, but I'm thankful for sure you'll know what you're talking about, won't you? Yeah, I think you're going to do fine. I'm going to look forward to it myself. I'm going to throw a question about something we never talked about. I'll just throw you in. Now I wouldn't do that. Hey, why not? Yeah. why are we called back? Where are we from? I don't know myself, I have to say it. All right, let's have word of prayer and we'll close if you will. Dear Lord and Heavenly Father, we thank you for Christ, we thank you for the by whom we just thank you for everything you do for us. Thank you for teaching us your word. It's really a blessing just to be able to learn your word and understand it. It just makes you feel good and we just thank you for it. Bless each one here. Bless our church. Bless all that we do. we do, but thank you for it in Christ's name. Amen.