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All right, Eric, last week, we ended with Jesus being arrested, presumably John,

getting Peter a little close to the action as Jesus is about to be on trial.

And somebody asks Peter, hey, aren't you one of his disciples? And Peter says, I am not. And that's where we had to leave it.

Right there at the first of Peter's three denials. Yep, we're right in the middle of the action as Jesus is being put on a fake trial, a show trial.

Pick it up at verse 19 of chapter 18 in John. It says, the high priest then questioned Jesus about

his disciples and his teaching. Jesus answered him, I have spoken openly to the world. I have

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