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Eric, we got a fun one, a topic that everyone likes talking about,

a passage that pastors everywhere is they're getting ready to preach through books look forward to.

We're going to talk about Jesus trying to be trapped by the Pharisees.

They're going to ask him a question about everyone's

favorite topic, divorce. Yes, indeed. I mean, you know, there's in all the Gospels, Dan,

and throughout the Bible, you know, there's hard passages. There's the hard sayings of Jesus.

You know, that's sort of a catchphrase to describe, you know, the various parts that you kind of, various things he says that are more difficult to understand or more difficult to preach, frankly.

I mean, and when it comes to his teaching about divorce, it is, it's a little, it's a little foreign to, I think, our modern mindset about marriage.

It definitely comes across strange to our modern ears. But nevertheless, I think it's important. And because it is said by Jesus, we are going to

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