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Hannah stops here with the Watermark Institute.

Happy Holy Week.

We're on Thursday of Holy Week reading through and preparing for Easter and

celebrating the resurrection of Jesus. But today, we're in Luke chapter 22, reading verses 7 through

23, and I'm in the podcast studio today with a faithful watermark member, Travis Brewster.

Thanks for having me.

Travis, we're so glad that you're here. Welcome back.

Thank you. Good to be back.

Yeah, and Travis, can you tell us a little bit about what you do for work and what you're up to today and your family?

Yeah, so I teach math and philosophy at Corum Deo Academy and Flower Mound.

I've been doing that for, this is my seventh year I'm in. And then we have, my wife and I have two daughters, one that is two years old, that we are in the process of adopting,

and then one that is two months old.

And so I'm a little low on sleep today because of that, but doing well.

Yeah, I'm glad you're here, low on sleep, but excited, even in our talk before of getting to talk about

the Passover and seeing that in Jesus. And so the prompt for today, if you've read already,

if you haven't read the passage here today, I encourage you, pause wherever you're at. Go read it

for today. We're reading Luke 22 again, 7 through 23. And the question is, in what ways does the Bible

portray Jesus as the Passover

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