who would be sustained on this pilgrimage through the wilderness to the land of promise.

You need to drink of that spiritual drink, which is the Holy Spirit, as John has identified in John 739.

Well, given what you said earlier about the way it's recorded in Exodus 17,

with God standing in the place of the guilty. There's also

substitutionary elements there, so he could be even referring to like, that Christ is the ultimate

fulfillment of that kind of transaction.

Welcome to episode 27 of Bible Talk, a podcast brought to you by Nine Marks. Nine Marks

exists to equip church leaders with a biblical vision and practical resources for building

healthy churches for more. You can visit Nine Marks.org. My name is Alex Duke, and with me are my two

friends. Samimati, Jim Hamilton. Well, guys, last week we had the joy of talking about the Exodus in Exodus. You know,

it's like when you're watching a movie with your friend and you're sitting next to them and they

say the name of the movie and you're like, hey, I get it. Like, that's, did you hear that just said

the name of the movie in the movie? You know, the most iconic example of this, I think, in my experience, is when Bill Pullman plays President Thomas

J. Whitmore. Anyone know what I'm talking about where he says, Independence Day? Dang it. He says,

we will not go quietly into the night. We will not vanish without a fight. We're going to live on.

We're going to survive. Today, we celebrate our Independence Day. And then they all cheer like this.

Yeah.

I watched that clip on YouTube every point of July.

I don't think I've seen that movie.

Sorry.

It's called, the movie's called Independence Day.

Yeah, Will Smith fights aliens.

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