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All right. Guess what? Chad, we are wrapping up Isaiah. Is it going to be 40 minutes? We're going to try to do it in 40 minutes, but we're doing it one way or another. This is the way it is.

Isaiah will be completed in this episode, and we did make it to the final chapter. So we set ourselves up decently for this.

You know, it's not like we have a chapter and a half to try to get through. We know ourselves.

We got through first couple verses of the final chapter to set ourselves up for success, hopefully.

And in those first couple verses of the last chapter, God talks about heaven is his throne,

earth is his footstool, says, hey, you know, I know you'd love to build a house for me.

Really, that needs to be reversed. I'm the builder of great things here. So that's what's going to happen.

And if you want to, if you want to inhabit that house, what you want to do is be humble

and contrite in spirit or humble and crushed in spirit.

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