Well, I'm back at a friend who listens to podcasts, who I've known just like for ever

sees since we were kids.

And he heard one of the little intro things that we do where we get into like the likewise

and then we get into Matthew with some silly story about my childhood or life or culture

or whatever.

And he heard this story and the next time we talked, he was like, you had it placed

here in your memory with these friends in this place, but wasn't it actually at this

event at this time when we were even younger than that?

And we sat around and we debated it and the reason I'm being vague is because I don't remember

exactly which story it was, but I do remember it sparking a really interesting conversation

about memory and how we recall those events and how easy it can be to even rearrange them

a little bit in our heads as the fascinating and fun conversation.

At no point was my friend like, Hey, Matt, or should I say dirty, filthy, skanky liar?

You told a story that I don't think is actually where the thing happened.

No, it was like, Oh, yeah, well, that was just like this other time that we did this thing,

but I seem to remember it happening in this one and you seem to remember it happening

in this one.

And in the end, I think we landed on, I guess, neither of us remember specifically, but

wow, is that in keeping with what our childhood was like, ha ha, the high five and then we

hang out and talked about other things after that.

Likewise, we run into a situation a lot like that in Matthew chapter 23 and verse 14.

If you have a Bible, like a physical Bible with you, would you please take that and turn

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