Yeah. Jesus is like, Hey, I'm coming to your house tonight. Zacchaeus there gonna be food involved, you know, so, yeah, and then he gives a parable of the invitations go out for this amazing banquet and nobody came everyone was busy. So just like fine, open the doors to all the people go to the slums go to the poor people go to these nobodies and invite them and they all flooded in, you know, he's like, that's the kingdom of God. You know? And, again, it's a parable, but it's super controversial, you know? In the honor system is debunked. You know, so, what else are we missing here? Prayer devoted to prayer. The number one humble praising God, the Lord was adding to the number every day those were being saved. So there was salvation. Here's your evangelism strategy. Right here, you know, keep doing this. And watch the Lord add to your numbers. You know, so Yeah, clearly x two is amazing, powerful. It's a good little nugget of this is this new community and lets us know, kind of what they looked like what we ought to look like, but also help your system on to why we do what we do oftentimes, you know, so. So that's number two, this new community number three, another Devall. Quote, it's a fulfillment the Holy Spirit has been poured out on the true Israel in order to bring the message to all nations, thus fulfilling God's original purpose. That was on the page before the the Jeremiah 31 stuff. That's from Romans nine Galatians, six and Ephesians three. God's original purpose fulfilled when the Holy Spirit is poured out on to believers. And again navall talks a lot about true Israel and how those of us that now are believers were grafted into this tree. This tree called Israel were grafted in as true Israel, those that are followers of Christ that are believing the teachings of Jesus, that He fulfilled the law and that the Holy Spirit fulfills God's intended purpose again, being with his people being our God, riding on our hearts, the law, his instruction, his word. That's, that's the Holy Spirit, kind of bringing God's original purpose of what he's been trying to do. Okay, now it's happened. You know, and it also makes it where we don't have excuses anymore. You know, I cannot live a holy life. Yes, you can. The Holy Spirit is with you, and it will convict you when you're living in unholy ways. You know, it will, he will speak to you, as if the very words of God are speaking to you reminding you of who we are, what we're doing and why we're doing it, you know, so, all right questions on Pentecost, the Holy Spirit the book of Acts. Are we doing good? The shaded box on 233 God has always wanted to live with his people. tabernacle temple, Jesus coming face to face the new Heaven with Him. I love and I think that this, this kind of teaching was just ingrained in every Devall in highest class I had. And so this is kind of how I'm operating. So I definitely agree with them. I can't read the Bible any other way apart from the way they've taught me to read it, you know, so I think, again, and I think they're spot on, you know, so All right. We're moving on to Chapter 17 of the book. And so, which is basically kind of starting to walk through the book of Acts. I kind of got lost in some of the details because like I mentioned that, you know, X is a long book. There's a whole lot going on, but I got a little handout here. That I found a few years ago that I think is super helpful. And what it does is it takes x one eight, which is I think one of your memory verses you will be my witnesses, you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria to the ends of the earth. X one a verse that I had to read 40 times and do observations and mark it up and find the connections and see the concentric circles that it starts in Jerusalem. An important place in the story of Israel, great history. Jesus is there being crucified, teaching being crucified and the sins the holy spirit comes. So it starts in Jerusalem. And the book of Acts follows that same progression that we have an x one eight, so you kind of see acts one eight, almost as like a, an outline of what happens through the rest of the book. And so as we slowly begin to walk through the book of Acts, you see it spread the gospel spreading just like x one eight does, you know, so it starts in Jerusalem, in the first six chapters. With the Holy Spirit coming and everything we've talked about here, Pentecost, the Lord adding to their numbers. In the book of Acts Devall mentioned these on page 241. We have these progress reports. The first ones in in chapter six verse seven, so the Word of God spread. The number of disciples in Jerusalem increase rapidly a large number of priests became obedient to the faith. So Paul or Luke kind of pauses the action pauses moving the story or the story forward, and he says, okay, like he stops us is the word of God spread the word of God, the gospel is spreading. And so, and then we kind of flow through and chapter nine and chapter 12 and 16 and 19. In any he he pauses and gives us this progress report of what's happening, and which is great. We need those that's super helpful to let us know what's going on. Then the Church throughout Judea and Galilee and Sumerians were at a time of peace, they were strengthened. So he gives us it's great storytelling where he kind of stops and explains what has just happened, you know, and super helpful that we have those but we kind of see the gospel spreading, you know, in chapters six through nine, we have it moving to Judea and Samaria. You know, we're getting Steven in this stoning that was kind of oversaw by Saul, that we know of as Paul in chapter nine. He has an experience on the Damascus Road, where God in a sense, opens his eyes to what he's doing and then he was like, he switches teams, right? He goes from the persecutor of Christians to a Christian. And as we keep going through Acts, he becomes the one that's chased down and ran out of town and persecuted themselves and stone himself, you know, so it's kind of an interesting and we get the ministry of Paul throughout the book of Acts. So