Would you turn with me to two openings this evening, please. John, chapter 12, and Matthew

26. Anybody read Matthew 26 this week? Let me say, how many read Matthew 26? Hold up

you in real high. Matthew 26. Excellent. What does that mean?

Why would you have that, Brother Keith?

Because we, everybody that feels like they're a part here at Faith Life Church,

we're reading a chapter a day, Monday through Friday in the New Testament.

So if you were reading together with us, then we read this in Matthew 26 that we'll get to in a moment.

John 12 and Matthew 26. We're studying, well, we didn't read our text, did we? Okay, excuse me, go to Psalm 107 before we read those.

Is that the right one?

103. I'm sorry. I've been gone to.

We've heard a lot of scripture since I saw you last.

Psalm 103 and verse 7 is our text.

We began a series several weeks ago, and we're continuing it, and it is called the works and the ways of Jesus.

In Psalm 103, verse 7, that's where that 7 came in.

He made known his ways to Moses,

his acts unto the children of Israel. He made known his ways unto Moses, his acts unto the children of Israel.

The Israelites that he brought out of Egyptian bondage, they saw what he did.

They saw his doings, his deeds, his actions, his works.

But it was only Moses who understood his ways, the ways he worked.

And one thing we're doing as we're reading these gospel accounts, and then we'll continue to read through the New Testament, we're praying before we read our chapter briefly and

saying, Lord, you know, open our eyes to see good things out of your word, quickness with your word.

Help us to see Jesus clearly and distinctly because you can't be like him until you see him.

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