We're going to John the third chapter, if you turn there and look there, please.

Gospel account of John, chapter three.

We've been on a series on Fridays for some weeks now that we're calling in the spirit.

In the spirit.

John 3, verse 5.

Jesus answered, he said,

verily, verily, I say to you,

except a man be born of water

and of the Spirit.

He cannot enter into the kingdom of God.

So just because you're born of flesh, born of a woman, born naturally, does not mean

you're automatically then in the kingdom of God.

There must be another birth.

A birth from above.

A birth of the spirit.

Verse six, that which is born of the flesh is flesh.

And that which is born of the spirit is spirit.

So he's making a very marked differentiation between flesh and spirit.

They're obviously not the same at all. You got flesh and you got spirit.

Verse seven, he said, marvel not that I said to you, you must be born again.

Now, in the fourth chapter and the 20th verse, the woman at the well of Samaria said, our fathers worshipped in this mountain, and you say, talking to Jesus, that in Jerusalem is the

place where men ought to worship.

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