Thank you, thank you, thank you for allowing me the honor of helping you learn God's word.

Pastor Mark Driscoll here from Real Faith.

Happy to report.

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I'm going to pray, and then we'll get right to work. Father God, thank you for an opportunity to be together, to study your word, to learn about

your son, Jesus Christ. Holy Spirit, since you have written the scriptures, we invite you

to illuminate and expand our understanding of them so that we could learn as much as we possibly can in our time together

about Jesus in whose name we pray. And all God's people said, amen. Well, last week, we talked about

Jesus' full divinity is God. This week, we're going to answer this question, which is very common,

how human was Jesus?

And you're probably going to have some additional questions.

So just kind of make note of those, and I'll answer as many of those as I can at the end.

Well, here's what we do know about Jesus.

While he lived on the earth, he was a young man in his early 30s, ultimately when he died and rose.

He was healthy.

Jesus worked as a carpenter, construction worker, so blue collar, good labor job. And we know that he walked a great deal. If you just look

at the journeys of Jesus and where he would go to teach, he would cover long geographic areas

in a climate that is a lot like where we find ourselves in Arizona.

Hot, dry, arid. And how many of you, you wouldn't do a lot of traveling if it was by foot, right,

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