Thank you for listening to this going to be Luke 7. I'm going to travel with me over to Luke 7 but I'm going to

put a few verses on the screen and we're going to tonight this is a total change

in direction of where I thought we were going.

That's what relationship does though.

That's part of what it, part of the, you know, the story where, I don't want to get too sidetracked,

but this, but it's a very important story.

There's two stories where John the beloved had the ability to recognize where and

what the Lord was doing when Peter did not, but Peter had the

wherewithal to get to what John knew. Think about the story. It's a picture of prophetic and apostolic relationship

walking together in tandem. It's a picture of prophetic and apostolic

relationship working together. Here's the stories. They go something like this. When Jesus

walks to them on the water in the storm, everybody thinks it's a ghost, but

beloved identity can see beyond the storm. Did you hear what I just said, beloved identity? Can see beyond the storm. And

John says it is the Lord. Peter said, Lord, if John is right, bid me to come to you on the water, Peter gets out and walks on the water,

John doesn't walk on the water, the prophetic identifies and the apostolic retrieves, what the

prophetic identifies.

All right?

There's another occasion after the resurrection they go back fishing.

There's a guy cooking fish on the shore.

He yells from the shore, have you caught anything? King James says it like the Saint Fotini, the one we call the woman at the Wells conversion,

they came to him and said, do you need something to eat?

And he said, I have meat that you know not of.

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