Hey everybody, I'm Matt, this is the Tim and the Bible Hour podcast and yesterday we were

talking about that show I saw last week, the Green Knight.

And by the way, quick aside, hey, go movies.

I've seen like four movies in the last four or five weeks that have been good and like

how movies used to be when they made a point and they followed the journey of a hero who

needed to figure some things out and the hero has their own problems that they need to

work through.

And it's not a two hour lecture about how people want things to be and don't hear that

the wrong way.

I'm not Mr. I don't like lectures from people who disagree with me, but I do like movies

that are lectures from people who theoretically do agree with me.

If you like lectures in your movies, we don't agree.

I am not there for a sermon.

I'm there for art and therefore stories that with a depth touch deal with morality and

bigger human ideas.

It's refreshing.

I've really appreciated that of late, but in this Green Knight thing, we talked yesterday

about how there are two levels of interpretation.

One is through the lenses of the ordeal that the Green Knight himself is going through.

And then there's the larger meta level interpretation of what it all means and what green symbolizes

and what it's the big overarching story that we can point to here.

And yesterday, we looked at this passage we've been working on in Matthew 20 that centers

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