Hello my name is Matt Whitman this is the 10 minute Bible hour podcast and I have a

conundrum here because there's a movie that I saw a couple of years ago and it was great like the best thing I saw that whole year. It's a mystery show but if I tell you the name of it and then go on to talk

about how it worked I might ruin it I'm not sure enough about how it ended I'm just gonna

have to be vague there's's a movie. It was really good. It was a mystery. I think you might like it. Good luck figuring out what it was. But it's one of these movies that does the thing where you get to the end,

and there's all this mystery and nobody knows who did what,

and there are these facts that are in the shadows and facts that are in the open,

and sometimes a very clever detective can put some morsels out there to make

someone they suspect might have been involved weigh in on things they

theoretically shouldn't know.

And that's what happens in this movie.

And that's what happens in a lot of movies.

Why am I talking about all of this?

Because in Matthew 27, we discover that the Pharisees

maybe knew a little bit more about what Jesus was claiming than we would have

guessed so far. They come to Panch's pilot and it looks like they suddenly

totally understand what Jesus claims were and that resurrection was something

he had predicted.

But get this, when we go back through the book of Matthew and we look at all of those predictive

passages, it looks like he's saying that stuff

primarily to his disciples one of those is at the campfire with Peter's confession of

Christ that's 16 17 when he tells them, that's just coming down the mountain from the transfiguration, so that is super private and I don't remember the context of 20.

And you know what we can do and we don't remember something is

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