Welcome to part two of Dr. Ryan Davis, Amos and Obadiah.

You know what this reminds me of?

The parables in Matthew 25, the last one is separating the sheep and the goats, and it's

easy to think sheep goats righteous wicked.

But when you actually look at it, it's those who served and those who didn't.

It's a more specific kind of righteous wicked.

And saw we the naked and afraid are in prison and fed the, and then the opposite is also

in there.

And in as much as you have done it unto one of the least of these, you've done it unto

me.

But then it also says in as much as you have not done it, you have not done it unto

me.

And it's not just about wicked righteous, the sheep and the goats, it's about serving

people.

That parable is stronger when you realize it's taking care of others.

That's excellent.

So when the Old Testament, they used the idea of justice and righteousness as the very

purpose of what the covenant people of the Lord are here to do.

So in Genesis 1819, it talks about that one of the reasons that Abraham is chosen is because

he's going to walk the way of the Lord by doing justice and righteousness.

And this is what we're here to do for the world.

We're here to make the world a better place.

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