As we do it here at 8th the Greek, book by book, chapter by chapter, verse by verse.

We just go right through the Bible.

So we're in Romans, and we're in Romans chapter three.

One of the interactive pieces of art, modern art, I remember reading about this years and years ago,

but I looked into it. Is it still going?

And the answer is yes, which is interesting.

What is this?

Interactive modern art.

Well, I remember thinking, what a weird piece of art.

It caught everyone's attention and made the news.

This artist made a little wooden chair, nice, nice wooden chair and little decor and like you're sitting in

almost a nice little miniature living room. And then when you sit down in the chair, there's a

barrel of a gun pointing right to your head. And the artist put a live round in the gun

and it's set to a random timer that will go off in 100 years within within 100 years

somewhere between the time he made the art to the time where 100 years it's set to fire and so people

pay money to go sit in this chair face death you know and and, think about life. They get at least a minute to sit

in the chair if they want. They sit there for a whole minute. Now, the odds of you having your head

blown off were pretty low, but you wouldn't want to be that one, you know, to, in fact, when they

were first showing this, the news guy was with his microphone, and he sat down in the chair and finished his report right from the chair.

You're like, well, wouldn't that be something if it went off right there.

But, you know, you have to sign a waiver if you want to sit in this chair for a minute and contemplate life or death.

But, you know, some people get a rush of cheating death,

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