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Nine Marks exist to help pastors build healthy churches. And Southern Seminary exists to educate, train, and equip gospel ministers for a lifetime of more faithful service. For more information, please go to sbts.edu or nine marks and or nine marks. Dot. Woo, that's a breathful. All right, guys, here we are. I'm wearing my baseball jersey. I got a game later today. No, it's opening day. I don't know when this will release, but it's opening day when we're recording. Um, today. Yesterday was opening day, right? No, I mean, no, that was the first game at 8 p.m. You guys, you're not, you're really going to get, you're going to get under my skin if we, if we start toying with the sanctity of opening day. They played yesterday, though. I mean, in the night. Last night was opening night. Okay. Isn't it kind of the same thing with a movie release? They say it comes out on Friday, but really it comes out on Thursday. That is true, but that's more recent. I don't quite understand that. Well, it used to be that as long as the movie ended on Friday. Well, yes, not even that.

But now it's just, it used to be that as long as the movie ended on Friday.

Well, yes, not even that.

But now it's just like it comes to the day before. They just lie. Right. Hollywood's lying to us. Kind of like how the MLB talks about the opening day. No. All right. Enough of that. Today we're going to talk about Isaiah 27, which is the final chapter and what we've called the mini apocalypse.

Correct. Isaiah's little apocalypse. Little apocalypse. And, you know, it's a crazy, glorious chapter.

We've got Leviathan. It's amazing. Being sort of swallowed up. We've got the whole world turning into this fruitful garden. I'm really excited to talk about this with you guys. Do you want to remind us sort of where we've been, sort of where we are before we jump in? Sure. I've been watching the NCAA tournament. That's where I've been. Yeah, me too.

The cards lost.

Yeah, they did.

Yeah.

So did Utah State. All I really care. I mean, the cards did lose, but then Kentucky lost, so I felt okay. But they had probably the best opening game. I don't dislike, oh my gosh. That was amazing. I was upset. I don't dislike Kentucky as much as I like Louisville, but it's close.

That's just that blows me away. I don't understand that. All right, well, I'll give some comments about Arkansas is still in it. They are. And I cheer for them now. Arizona tonight. Pull for us. I cheer for them because their success is Calipari's success, which is salt in the wound of Kentucky fans.

All right.

They don't want him back, though.

I know.

They should.

We'll take him.

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