Hello, my friends. I just have to warn you right up front today.

If you enjoy digging into difficult passages, they're even a little weird feeling, we've got one before us today.

We're looking at 1st Peter chapter 3, verses 18 through 22. so get out your Bibles we're going to dig

into this difficult passage in just a moment before we do though I want to acknowledge our daily

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Okay, we're going to need all the time we can get today to get through this passage, so let's pray.

Our Father, we ask you, help us, help me, to explain 1st Peter 3, 18 through 22, according to your truth. We ask it in Jesus'

name. Amen. All right, you may have noticed the title of this episode, What Spirits Did Jesus

Visit in Prison? That's a strange title, isn't it? Well, it's because we're dealing with a strange

passage. I'm just going to read it and then try and talk through it as I go. It says, for Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the

unrighteous, that he might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh, but made alive

in the spirit. Now, we talked about this in the previous episode of the morning mindset, what Jesus

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