When the son of man cometh, shall he find faith on the earth?

Lord, I believe, help thou mine unbelief.

May our testimonies my unbelief.

May our testimonies be as deep and strong as that of Jacob,

who was confronted by one who sought to destroy his face declared,

I could not be shaken. Hello my friends all you wonderful and shaking saints out there so glad to have you

back for more scripture study and honestly just glad to have you back for more scripture study and honestly

just glad to have you in my life at all. I've been reading your comments and

first of all you're so kind I'm grateful for your gratitude but all even more

so I'm grateful for your insights. They're amazing. You are great teachers

Incredible scriptorians the comments that you make and then when you comment on other people's comments it's a thrill for me

It's like

students are communicating outside of class. To have the opportunity to learn

from you has been a blessing. I wish we could turn this monologue into a

dialogue so we could all discuss these things at the same time with each other.

Oh, in the absence of that possibility though, I am grateful that we'll get to spend, well, our last week with Paul. We've been with him for a long time now, and I hope you've

sensed the depth of his testimony, the strength of his character, the desire he had from conversion until martyrdom

to build the kingdom of God and to testify of the Savior that he knew so well. He did so much of that last week to begin

Hebrews and he'll continue it this week to finish this book. And in some ways I almost wish

we didn't have to break it up in the middle because it's one long sermon.

It's meant to be consumed in a single serving, a single sitting.

And it's, I hope we can pick up where we left off last week because what he had been teaching was amazing.

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