I am unashamed. What about you?

This is chapter 16 of Matthew.

They all wait the same. From that that time on he has a starting point.

Jesus began to explain to his disciples and this is what you're reading when you

finally get to the books over there it's just what you're

reading what he had to say right here he must go to Jerusalem suffer many things at

the hands of the elders chief pre teachers of the law that he must be killed on the third day be raised at last.

Now you know it's a starting point because I turn one page and it says the son of man is going to be betrayed

into the hands of men. This is Matthew 17. Gonna be betrayed. They'll kill him and

I on the third day he'll be raised and it just keeps going on.

You say chapter 20 started in 18, 19, 20, 20, we're going up to Jerusalem, son of man would be betrayed to the chief pre teachers of the law,

they'll condemn him by death, will turn him over the Jensi over and over, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. By the time you get to Matthew, the end of Matthew, you say,

what's, what's, what's the leading edge of it? Every one of them I put it in yellow, the crucifixion, the death of Jesus, the burial of Jesus, the resurrection of Jesus, the Great Commission, what we told to do, go preach that.

It was so redundant that when if you look at it that way, by the time you get to the what they said to the these

different various groups of individuals I mean who now put their faith in

this same truth now put their faith in this same.

He's now put their faith in it, but he,

it's just hammered, hammered, hammered and hammered and hammered.

You know, we're going up to Jerusalem,

the son of man will be betrayed over and over.

So nobody could miss it, Matthew, Martin, Luke, and John.

Well, how do they miss it?

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