I am unashamed. What about you?

Let me throw this in one more time.

I still say every few weeks

when we're talking about all these things the reason I'll I've been

going down to the no matter where you start Matthew Mark Luke and John they all add up

to the same we get to Luke 24 he said to him this is what I told

you while I still with you now you're not with us now he's's gone back into heaven. But everything that's said about

him must be fulfilled that is written about me and the law of Moses, the prophets, and the Psalms.

Then he opened their minds so they could understand the scripture.

Well up into this point, if you turn back about a couple of pages, we're going up to Jerusalem,

he's talking about that and everything that's written in the prophets, he's what he repeats it.

Must be fulfilled.

He'll be handed over to the Gentiles.

They'll mock him, insult him, spit on him, flogging, kill him.

On the third day, he'll rise again.

At that point, and that's Luke 18,

at that particular point, the disciples did not, and I'm stressing that, did not understand any of this. They had no idea that after all that is

written you would think okay we begin to get it well Matthew records it Matthew

Mark Luke John I call it the four-page syndrome the last four pages in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John brings it all together and you

get out here to Luke 24, 46. He told them, then he opened their minds, this is what I tell you what I still with you.

Everything must be fulfilled. It's written about me.

Law Moses, Prophet's Sonn, then he opened their minds.

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