If you had told with me to our texts that we've been using previously this week,

let's look at 2 Timothy, the first chapter, and let's look at John the 17th chapter.

2 Timothy 1 and John 17.

In 2 Timothy 1, verse 12, 2nd Timothy 112, Paul said by the Spirit, he said, for the which cause I also suffer these things?

Nevertheless, I am not ashamed, for I know, I know, whom I have believed. In other words, he said, I know whom I have believed.

In other words, he said, I know him.

I know him.

And am persuaded that he is able to keep that which I've committed to him against that day.

Say that phrase out loud with me, for I know whom I believe.

Let's say that together. For I know whom I believe. Let's say that together.

For I know whom I have believed.

Two more times.

Let's say it.

Think about it.

For I know whom I have believed.

And again, for I know whom I have believed.

You notice he didn't say I know what I believe.

I know what I, he didn't say that.

What did he say?

I know in whom.

Or some translation say in whom. I know in whom. Or some translation say, in whom, I know in whom, or I know whom, or I know whom, I know him,

in whom I've believed.

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