Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to episode 22 of the Reform Pubcast!

Your weekly podcast where beer and works righteousness don't mix, so don't drink and strive.

That was that's a tag line sent in from MJ McNamara on Facebook. I'm your unorthodox orthodox host less.

And I'm your sympathy gift pizza host Tanner.

Oh, that sounds nice.

So I have I have this illustration that I always feel is super inappropriate and let's start let's start the show off super inappropriate.

I love it.

So I have this illustration that I use to describe the imputed righteousness of Christ and his active obedience.

And I'm always afraid to use it, but I feel like it's pretty, pretty powerful.

So I'm going to share it and Tanner, you can give me your reactions and obviously the part.

Oh, you know I will.

All right, so one day I was sitting in church and my wife's sister was with us.

When she was, she was listening to the sermon.

She was wasn't really listening. I just kind of bored. It looked like.

But she was flipping through her Bible and she opened up to Leviticus.

And she found this place where it said and she thought it was funny. So she shared it with my wife and I.

But it said that if a man is working in the fields and one of his testicles is crushed,

he is to be sent out from the gathering.

So basically he's excommunicated if one of his testicles is crushed.

I'm kind of curious how one wouldn't have their testicle crushed in the fields.

Oh, dude, come on. There's so many, so many possibilities.

But he's actually crushed or just like racked.

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