Well, this is now week three of our series, Compass Rose, and if you have a Bible with you,

Deuteronomy chapter 28, and we're going to be in a message that I'm

titling camels and needles and spoons. That's the title of the mess.

And I was expecting a response to that,

because there was kind of a call back kind of a title,

you know what I'm saying?

Camels and needles and spoons.

Oh, I was pretty good. I to call it six out of ten. But I've been

giving a word for the week every single week in the series and this week the

word for the week is ends. So jot that down, camels and needles and spoons,

and the word for the week is ends.

Now, of course, there are a lot of different ways

you could use the word ends.

Like you could say, all as well that that but I want to use it to speak about the top and the bottom of something

now all of those three things in my title have a top and a bottom, right?

Like they each have an end, like the burnt ends

you eat at a barbecue restaurant,

aren't those delicious, right?

Or they've been seeing that show up on the menu more burnt ends.

Seems like that would be something that generally

would just not be purchased to be eaten, but the ends of, let's say a needle. I got a needle here. The ends of a needle, you have of course the eye and then you have the the part

that rumble still skin hoped this sleeping whatever would touch and then you have the spoon.

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