Well, welcome to a wild Bible study.

We're enjoying the Word of God today.

And we're dealing with Colossians.

See how far we can get.

It's a treasure chest.

And Paul is dealing with the mystery spirits that will show up in the last days as well,

teaching some esoteric pathway

into the deeper mysteries of the glory realm,

the angel realm, the spirit realm.

And he's saying, aye, hey, he said,

this is this, there's a real realm out there,

it's a real spirit realm,

but be careful you don't depart

from sound doctrine to get there.

In fact, the Bible says, the Word of God is good for

doctrine, which refers to like the teaching, the plum line of Revelation. Then it's good for

reproof, which is how you practice that doctrine. And it's good for correction if you get off track

with false doctrine. Doctrine was taught in Romans. The reproof went in Corinthians. Correction came in Galatians. And in Ephesians, once again, the cycle repeats. It's kind of in general cycle. But I mean, this is really fascinating how the Word of God is consistent, like an engineering. It's like it's like an architecture.

And so you see here is in Ephesus doctrine is there. But then we turn around in Philippians,

it goes into the practice of that doctrine. And in Colossians, the correction. We're in the

correction zone right now. And you'll see Paul, we about Colossians where he was we was worried about

that we're going to find out like we'll find this now in chapter two. We're going to go into

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