all right and welcome back to the bibblous network we are honored that you've taken the

time to stop by and to sit down at the table the table of the lord jesus has a table spread where the saints of god are fed

and to his chosen people he says come and dine come and d master call it. It's a good day to be apostolic.

It's a good day to dive into the beautiful truths, the profound insights of the word of God that are

endless, that are manifold, the many-folded grace of God.

We've only scratched the surface,

and I pray that you're continuing to look,

to inquire, to seek after,

and we hope to be an apostolic voice

in the midst of a lot of confusion in the world.

We've got religions vying for their place in the marketplace,

what the ancient Greeks called the Agora,

the marketplace, the place of commerce, the exchange of ideas.

We have atheism, we have secularism. We have

the Epicureans, those who have given themselves over to pleasure.

The Stoics, those who have rejected all forms of sense,

any, not sense in the context of thinking,

but sense in the sense of, in the context of sensory perception,

what you taste, what you see, what you feel.

They've rejected all of that.

These are the people that Paul met at Mars Hill.

They are the ones that he confronted when he presented to them the unknown God.

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