to Hebrews chapter 4 and we'll be in verses 14, 15 and 16. Eventually, we'll be in verses 14, 15 and 16.

We're looking at, now listen, we're looking at a little mini series right here in this portion of

Scripture. It's extremely important as you'll see in a moment, but the title of this, I don't mean

to offend anybody, but you'll see where we're going to be going eventually. On this, the title is

no pastor, priest, Pope or King. I'm actually going to ask you to write that down in your note

taking. And there's no paper right in front of the seat that's in front of you. No pastor, priest,

Pope or King. We're looking at Hebrews chapter 4 verses 14 to 16 and before we dive into those

wonderful verses, I want to point out the fact that throughout the entire Bible church that

there are several encounters recorded in Scripture where God allows himself, the Lord allows

himself to be experienced by mortal man in very, very unique ways. Now you guys know, as

students of the Bible, that the Scripture says that we cannot look upon God and live. You know

that, the Bible says that. Moses got the closest, if you think about it, when it comes to the

rawness of the nature of God. God is, God is a spirit being. God is, see us Lewis was the first

one to crack open this statement that just really causes you to pause and to almost, I think,

in a healthy way step back as it were away from the presence of God for sheer awe.

And it's see us Lewis that said, when you consider the person of God and his nature, you would be

better to consider him as a mind rather than anything else. Now you think about that for a moment.

I didn't say brain. There's a big difference. Brain weighs about eight and a half pounds.

At least yours does. Mine's at about 6.2 I think. The brain. The brain is this

fleshy thing, odd, strange, mysterious to this very moment apparatus that there's nothing

like it in the known universe, by the way. Either in micro or in vast deep space. Nothing.

Compare us. Nothing. And yet the mind. Where is the mind in relation to the brain?

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