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I'm Taylor.

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This week, Luke 22 and John 18.

If you look at all of Luke chapter 22, it begins back with the Last Supper.

And we've already covered that from Matthew and Mark's perspective.

So we're going to jump forward to the very end of that experience in the upper room with

a statement that Jesus makes to Peter

that is unique to the Gospel of Luke. So we're going to pick this up in verse 31. And the Lord said

unto Simon, Simon, behold, Satan hath desired to have you that he may sift you as wheat.

Joseph Smith adjusted that verse to say, Simon, behold, Satan hath desired you that he may

sift the children of the kingdom as wheat.

It's not just you that he's after, Peter. He's after you so that he can sift the children of the kingdom as wheat. It's not just you that he's after Peter. He's after you so that he can sift the children

of the kingdom as wheat. That's a, that's a prophetic, a powerfully prophetic addition to this

idea that if Satan could have taken down Peter, he would have had much more power over those early members of the church

following the teachings of Peter after the ascension of Christ.

It also just reminds me that all of us need to be on the lookout, that first of all,

we all be challenged, tried, tempted, as part of the process of learning and getting the opportunity

to choose God in the face of challenge, but also that none of us should take life and

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