I am on a change. What about you?

So we're picking up in Hebrews and in the last overtime segment, Jay she brought up a really

interesting point about you were in Romans 8 and we were talking about it, but the idea

about the equality of God's love with the equality of His power and that thought intrigued

me because I thought, you know, you illustrated in several ways, but I was thinking when I think

about how powerful God is and we've talked about that when Boles was on here, we talked

about omniscience. I mean, he's all powerful, you know, all knowing.

Even verse 3 says, the Son is the radiance of God's glory and the exact representation

of His being, sustaining all things by His powerful Word. But I made the point that His, He chose

to come here revealing God's character and nature which because you made reference to

that where He is the exact representation.

This is a great word, His character.

Yeah, the radiance of God's glory, the character. Well, then it says after He provided purification

for sins, well, there's, He introduced His to love, God's love. That's why when you

read that first John 4, this is love, not that we love God, but that He loved us. That

is the standard. That's what He revealed.

So it may me think when you were describing it in the overtime, I was thinking of what

you, when you look on earth, you know, because we're making the image of God. So and look,

men and women can do and be powerful. I mean, there's a lot of power. So in churches too.

In churches too.

But when you have power exhibited without matching love, you immediately get to two things,

tyranny, to rule over and to be more powerful or division. And I think you see both of those

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