Well, we're not in any hurry, Chely, to get through Matthew.

I don't know why you're in such a hurry to get through this.

I do think that once we finish up the Book of Matthew here for our Monday meetings,

we're going to move on to the book of Acts, which is going to be very interesting to me,

because Axe is not a book that I have studied in depth in the past.

And it's going to be, I think, fun to really study into the history of the early church

and what was going on there and the missions that the

apostles were engaged in during that early church period. So have any of you guys done deep

dives into Acts before? I haven't. I haven't either.

Yeah, I mean, I forget if it was a sophomore year or junior year of high school,

but the class was church history.

Okay.

And that was the, I mean, it was like the full year.

And a few months was dedicated to acts.

So, yeah.

That's good, man.

It's good that we've got a scholar here.

Yeah, that's real good.

It was a long time ago that, you know, in that depth, but I do remember that.

It was...

You know what I'm beginning to realize is that with most of the questions that we have, you really don't need to leave Romans.

I mean, pretty much, pretty much the majority of what you might be wondering is in Romans.

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