All right. Welcome back to the Biblos Network, the bibliophiles, the lovers of the things of God, the the theopoli.

We are glad that you've come to join us to celebrate the good things of God.

I pray this streaming broadcast finds you blessed, blessed highly favored enjoying the blessing of the Lord

I am a little limited in my time tonight so I'm going to jump right into what God has laid

on my heart I recently preached a conference and I preached here in Durham and what I dealt with I want to share with

you. This is going to be something that you can share with friends. One of the reasons when we

started Biblos, one of the reasons we wanted to do it is because we know that sometimes

articulating biblical principles can be challenging

and saying it to where people can relate to it, identify with it, and understand it can be tough.

You hear it in church and you hear it expound it on and preach, but then when you get out there with your friends and people from denominational backgrounds, it is hard to sometimes get it out, and they can confuse

you. So our hope was that you could take a link, text it to them, email it to them, and say,

hey, watch this. This is what I was talking about. so the pocket Bible study teacher that you can

share with people I want to talk to you today about the right hand of God the

right hand of God or I could entitle this the arm of the, the arm of the Lord.

The arm of the Lord.

If you have served God and you've believed in the oneness of God, for any length of time,

you're going to run into somebody sometime that tells you well there has to be

more than one person in the trinity because jesus sits at the right hand of the father

or the right hand of the majesty in heaven.

And as is so often the case, people hyper literalize.

They are not aware of Hebrew nuance and thought.

And so I wanted to take some time here today to describe what it means for Jesus to be

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