Well, you know, it is what it is, right? You know, like, it's important because the Bible talks about the church being the body of Christ, right, and it talks about, you know, the eye is different from the hand, the ear, and I was sitting with some ladies at my church, you know, just, so we have two older families that go to our church, and so I'm kind of in between the two families, and so the two ladies are right here by me, and we're all having this big conversation, and I mentioned, I was talking about this, us being a body, and how we're gathered around a table, and we're fellowshipping, we're talking scripture, we're making fun of each other, like it's the real thing going on, right, and I mentioned to them, I said, how does a one -armed man wash his arm, and one of them looked at me, she said, I guess they have to get their spouse to help them, and I said, that's what the body of Christ is, all right, I need my arm, I need that spouse, my spouse, my arm, the whole body needs to be together, unless, you know, again, something providential, so I want to kind of take this, and so I'm going to read from Hebrews 10, I'm going to read 19 through 25, and I'm going to do just a little bit of commentary, but I want to set it up for you, so I believe in verse 22, we hear, you know, this teaches faith, 23, hope, and then verse 25 speaks of love, and then, I mean, 24 speaks of love, and verse 25 is going to tell us how to love, so what I believe here, it's going to get us into Christian ministry, so basically, the lay person that comes to the church has a ministry inside the church, and that's where we're going to get to, and I believe that 25 is going to be the answer of how that takes place, so verse 19, it starts with, therefore, and this is speaking about the, since the sacrifice of Christ is true, and it's sufficient, brothers, since we have confidence to enter the holy places by the blood of Jesus, by the new and living way that he opened for us through the curtain, that is, through his flesh, speaking about his crucifixion, and since we have a great high priest over the house of God, you read chapter 3, it talks about whoever's in Christ is the house of God, let us, so those that are the house of God, draw near, we draw near because of what Christ has done with a true heart full of assurance of faith, with our hearts sprinkled clean, you're born again from an evil conscience, and our bodies washed with pure water, and I don't know where you stand on this, and we don't have to debate this right now, but I would say that this is, you have the entrance into the covenant, and then you have the sign of the covenant, which I would take as baptism, and it says, now let, so let us draw near, those of us that are in Christ, we have received the sign, let us hold fast to our confession of hope, what confession?
