With that, the end of the word. We're almost done, but on Thursday nights we're going through Second Samuel.

We're nearing the end of the book tonight, chapter 23. And I'll have you turn there at this time, if you haven't already.

And while you're doing that, I thought I would just mention a couple of thoughts on the Republican

debate that took place today.

Did anybody see that today?

Maybe I won't comment on it.

It was quite interesting, I must say.

What I wanted to comment on was really at the very end, there was a question, a Facebook question, and I thought it was very interesting.

It was basically, if you should become president, has the Lord given you a specific word as to what you would do

on day one, your first day in office? And when you take office, that was kind of the gist of the

question. I thought it was very interesting, obviously from a Christian, at least presumably

anyway. And it, of course, we know that Mike Huckabee is a Christian.

He's a former pastor, actually.

But also Ted Cruz is a believer.

Kasich, I'm not quite sure about his answer concerning same-sex marriage was kind of vague and he kind of skirted it.

But he is at least a professing Christian.

And then Marco Rubio, we have a lot of very interesting

Republican candidates this year.

I think it's going to be a very interesting election year, to say the least.

Of course, you know, all eyes were on Donald Trump,

who, to me personally personally I'm just speaking

personally is an enigma I know that he as some have suggested has really

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