Good morning. Dwayne here, Tackroom Bible Talk. Cold out this morning. Strong wind been blowing.

Got a fire over in the wood stove and mama and the girls are gone. They left this morning. They're

headed down to Texas to visit family and from there across to Tennessee to visit family and they're

going to be gone for a while and she sent me a couple pictures on the road and down around

Casper. There's snow down there when I don't have snow here this morning so I'm grateful for that.

But so I'm here by myself for two or three weeks.

And so this morning I made my breakfast, which I found me a nice ribby, about a 14-ounce

ribeye steak and put that in a cast iron skillet and cooked that up with a big tall glass of cold raw milk

and had that and then washed all the dishes and cleaned everything up and came out here

and built a fire and had a had a part label, uh, to top off and finish my

breakfast and my third cup of coffee. So I'm feeling pretty good this morning. And so we want to,

we want to look at John chapter 21. Now I get asked this from time to time and so I'll just, um, I use the,

the King James, uh, English translation of the Bible. They get people asked when,

what, what translation are you reading, those who want to follow along? Um, the reason I use

this, and I've touched on this before, I've done a lot of

research into the translation process and the history of the translation of this. And it is, in my

opinion, and from my study, in my experience, it is the best best the best English translation out there

bar none it is the most in it is the most honest translation out there and a

lot of people don't believe that because they don't actually understand the

process that was gone through to come to this point.

But it doesn't matter.

You use what you feel like you need to use.

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