Okay, you know there's a chemical in Turkey, I think it's called Tripophan, I always want to say

trip to Khan, but that's the name of a giant

Decepticon. It's Tripophan, 100% sure you and I have already verified this together, and it's, I don't know, it's some

kind of chemical, it's supposed to make you tired. I don't know if that's a real thing,

or some old wives tale or something.

That's what I always said. And so whenever you have Thanksgiving dinner or if you eat turkey for Christmas dinner,

that's the rumor is that that's why you always got to go and take a nap.

Whatever the case, it sure looks like in

Matthew chapter 26 the disciples might have had some of that triptychon stuff in their

system because they want to shut it down real real bad after their big holiday meal and it just kind of feeds

into this whole theme we were talking about yesterday of abandonment that Jesus

is experiencing that he's really tackling this thing on his own and this thing is a pretty

brutal thing to tackle on his own. And by thing I mean like the whole wrongly and unjustly

be arrested after being betrayed by one of your friends

and then turned over to authorities who you actually have authority over but

you willfully submit to their unjust wrong judgment anyway and then you go and get executed in a

humiliating way in front of everybody and you die. That's the thing I mean that he's

having to face on his own. All right let's look at this sleepy post-meal disciple situation we got going.

All right, so Matthew 26, Jesus is like you all are gonna betray me.

Here's even a Bible verse, Zechariah, and then Peter's like,

no, I'm totally not gonna do that and she's like yeah

you totally are and so they go to get some many which is a place that we're going to talk about

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