Anastasos auton ek nekron, having raised him from the dead.

Ho aner ergetai. Ho aigyptios kai ho kamelos autou erhontai. Pou porewetai ho aner? Eis ton oikon porewetai ho aner. Pothen ergetai ho aner? Apo tu oikou ergetai ho aner. Pou porewetai ho aner? Eis ten skenen porewetai ho aner.

Like many today Athanasius.

Ne, as, neas, neos, notos, noton, naos, noos, nosos, nosos, nean, neanias, neanian, neanis, neanin, nyn, nyni, to, to, osteon, to, to osteon, ta, ta, ostea, sy, syn, sos, sas, sar, ra, sarra, sanis, sarus, saton, satanaas, sitos, synesis, sinaa, tinos, tines, tinas, titan, toti, tris, treis, tritos, na, an, han, sa, as, has, te, et, het, ni, in, hin, ta, na, sa, ra, ra, ar, har, ra, ri, re, ris, aris, rutis, rines, a, a, a, ha, ha, haa, an, anti, ana, ara, ara, ara, atar, ater, artos, ariston, astera, asteras, astron, asteros, aristos, aristeros, aoratos, aetos, asia, asunetos, anesis, has, hate, hateros, hatina, hannas, in, ie, ide, ios, ion, isa, isos, ison, isoi, isa, isana, iatros, iasis, yesai, hieros, hieron, hina, hinati, enanti, enantios, estin, eti, eni, etos, ean, ear, eari, eris, enantion, enea, onos, onar, ornis, orneon, hote, hoti, hos, hostis, hosos, hosios, oros, horos, oros, horos, hora, horaan, hotan, horata, horate, horion, horasis, huetos, hueton, huios, huion, huie, usteros.

Kathizei. Anastethi. Anistatai. Elthetehode. Kathisate. Anastete. Poreothete ekei. Elthetehode. Kathisate. Anastete. Poreothete ekei. Elthete. Poreothete. Kathisate. Anastete. Elthetehode. Hoi andres erhontai.

Anerei mi. Ego anerei mi. Ūsu nianiskos ei. Nianiskos ei. Ego hipos ei mi. Ūhi! Ūsu korasionei. Korasionei.

Kalos lian. Outos o kepos paradesos estin. Paradesos. Kai outos o kepos paradesos estin. Oti kalos lian kai megas estin. Paradesos. Ti ehei o aner? Estin aner. Kai outos o aner ehei hipon. O hipos leukos estin.

Athanasius is, you know, there's an interesting story that is told, it comes from Eusebius, that's right, where Athanasius is the bishop of Alexandria, whose name is Alexander, is walking along the beach one day, and he sees some boys who are playing on the beach, doing as children might do, they're playing church.

That should be a row, not a P. So it's Anthropos is walking Pras Oikon. Pras Oikon. Toward. Pras is toward. Can also mean with. Because if you think about John 1 .1. And Arkay ain halagas kai halagas ain Pras Tantheon.

To brefos, ta brefe, ego, sy, houtos, haute, hemeis, hymeis, houtoi, haoutai, hymeis, hemeis, anthropoi, brefos, paedion, paedion, nianiskos, korasion, aner, kyne, bresbutes, bresbutis, ego brefos eimi, hemeis brefe esmen, ego probaton eimi, hemeis probata esmen, sy kyne ei, hymeis kynaikes este, houtos esti nianiskos, houtoi esi nianiskoi, haute esti korasion, hemeis andres esmen, haute esti boos, hauta esi boes, houtoi esin anthropoi megaloi, houtoi esin anthropoi mikroi, touto esti poterion, tauta esti probata.

The man walks. The men walk. The sheep walk. The cows walk. Man walks on the mountain. Anthropos peripatei en te jodoh, he jodohs peripatei en te jodoh, he jodohs peripatei en te jodoh, to oros opiso ton dendron estin, to oros opiso ton dendron estin, hoi oikoi epi to oreisin, hoi oikoi epi to oreisin, to dendron epi to oreistin, to dendron epi to oreistin, he gynē parā anthropo estin, he gynē parā to anthropo estin, haote he gynē parā hipo estin, he gynē parā to hipo estin, kain nūn ho hipos hipokāto tēs gynaikōs estin, ho hipos hipokāto tēs gynaikōs estin, haote estin būs, kai haote he gynē emprosten tēs bōs estin, he gynē emprosten tēs bōs estin, ho leon emprosten tū andrōs estin, ho anēr emprosten tū leon tōs estin, ho leon emprosten tū andrōs estin, ho anēr emprosten tū leon tōs estin, hai leainai en to dendro eisin, hai leainai en to dendro eisin, haote he leaina estin hipokāto tāutēs tēs leainēs, haote he leaina estin hipokāto tāutēs tēs leainēs, ho ofis hipokāto tū lithu estin, ho ofis hipokāto tū lithu estin, ho ofis opiso tū mēlu estin, kai tō mēlon emprosten tū ofeos estin, ho ofis opiso tū mēlu estin, kai tō mēlon emprosten tū ofeos estin, haote he kamēlos estin he mēter tūtū tū mikrū kamēlu, haote he kamēlos estin he mēter tūtū tū mikrū kamēlu, haote estin he mēter autū, ho kamēlos homikrōs estin hipokāto tēs metrōs autū, ho kamēlos homikrōs estin hipokāto tēs metrōs autū, ore en eremo, he hōdōs e pītē ore esti kāi he gyūnē peripatēi en te hōdō, he hōdōs e pītē ore esti kāi he gyūnē peripatēi en te hōdō, ti poiei ho antrōpos?

King, of a Christ. And even in Athanasius' own life, as we've touched on already, the fact that he was willing to undergo exile after exile after exile, you know, the famous moniker Athanasius against the world.

Tis hutos estin Andreas estin tines hutoi eisin Andreas kai angele eisin. Tis estin Andreas estin tines eisin Andreas kai angele eisin. Ti hutos estin antropos estin ti hutoi eisin antropoi. Eisin hutos estin antropos kai hutoi eisin antropoi.

Coussos. Coussos. Yeah. It's actually khk -sos. Remember the khk, that's the, but just coussos is fine. Hm? Guy paying it for gold. This flower name comes from the Greek word for star. Aster. Yeah, aster.

TIESTIN ANER E GYNE GYNESTIN TIESTIN ANER E GYNE ANER KAI GYNEISIN ANER KAI GYNEISIN ANER KAI GYNEISIN ANER KAI GYNEISIN ANER MEGAS E MIKROSESTIN MIKROSESTIN E GYNEE KAKAESTIN E GYNEE KAKAESTIN.

And in the same way, they all have that they at the beginning, and they they are sound. It lets you know that's what the word means. And like there's other words that will take that, like the word theanoustos.

Ananias obeys. And as Christ had loved Ananias, so Ananias loves Saul. And he comes to Saul, this very great sinner. He lays his hands upon him in welcome, and he calls him his brother. Now Saul of Tarsus is a one another, a brother of Ananias, and God heals him.

Rather, I say alongside the biblical underline that the biblical principle of accommodation and contextualization, Athanasius would plead with us to have a deep commitment to the Pilgrim principle of confrontation and transformation and brain boggling, mind altering, recategorization of the way people think about reality.

Hō arsenikōn estin. Hē thelukōn estin. Arsenikōn, thelukōn. Arsenikōn, thelukōn.

I thank God for Athanasius here. I don't know anybody else talking about this, you know, so I got help. I'm inclined. You may have heard me say it, I'm inclined to stress seeing rather than being. That's my present bent in my system development to always being developed.