All right. Welcome back to the Biblos Network. We are so glad that you've come.

Glad that you've decided to join us.

Today, there are many things you could be doing with your time.

But today you've joined us.

We are going to sit and talk about the good things of God.

Isaiah said it this way, come now, let us reason together. This is a big part of learning the

things of God, absorbing and metabolizing the things of God. He said, though your sins be as scarlet,

they shall be as snow, though they be red as crimson,

they shall be as wool. And it is the blood over which we will reason. It is redemption. It is

salvation. Or as the pointy-headed intellectuals would like to call it, soteriology,

the doctrines of salvation, the great things of God.

So we're glad you're here with us. I trust you're enjoying the blessing of the Lord and the favor of

God where you are. We're going to launch right into some things today. I have some good things

that I have been ruminating on and I hope to be able to share them with you.

We have a question from one of our Biblos listeners.

This is from Taylan.

He says this, greetings with the urchin.

I think the answer to this question would be great for someone struggling

with oneness. Were the Jews of Jesus' time expecting their God to be manifested in the flesh?

That's the question. They had a home, they had the promise of a Messiah that would come. Did they

understand that Messiah to be the one true God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel?

I like how you did that you put Israel rather than Jacob. That's good.

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