Well, we're going through the Bible, verse by verse, chapter by chapter, book by book. We're in the

book of Romans. So, we're going to eventually get to Romans chapter two today, but I'm going to

go to a few other passages first. So just keep your page turning fingers loosened up and ready to go,

because we're going to flip to some passages before we actually get to Romans too. But I'm going to start. I brought with me today my trusty picture of Jesus.

If you ever wondered what Jesus looks like, I brought my picture. I printed this on my printer

at home. And this is Jesus. Now, some of you guys are looking at this thing, but that's ridiculous. What are you doing?

Well, I just want to remind you, this is actually a nice, I like this picture. I grew up with this

picture. I had this picture. My mom had a little piece of wood. What do they call it back? It was

shalact or whatever onto a piece of wood. And it was in my room. And I loved that picture as a little kid.

But if I did something naughty, like being mean to my sisters or something, I would always take

the picture down and put it down. So that, true story. So that Jesus wasn't watching me.

But this picture is kind of amazing, really.

You know, Warner Solomon painted this in 1941.

And you may not know this, especially if you're an art aficionado,

because his name's not even on most people's lists as artists, like a guy that's legit.

But did you know that he called this the head of Christ?

Very creative, the head of Christ.

And it's the most reproduced painting in the history of the world.

In fact, in 2007 Newsweek magazine reported that this image had been reproduced over a billion times,

this particular image of Jesus. In February of 2016, a Chicago photographer

Paul Beatty walked into a Salvation Army store and saw, you know, an oil painting of this hanging

on the wall. And he thought, that's kind of a nice one. And so it was like for 50 bucks. And for another 50,

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