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you no things. Eric, this week, we are continuing in John chapter 19. Last week we ended with Jesus being crucified

and him saying the words, it is finished. Indeed. Now, we did end at a very, very pivotal point in the narrative.

Yeah, and Jesus says it is finished. Is it finished? I mean, what does he mean?

I was thinking about this as we were getting ready here.

And we know that Jesus says it is finished and then he dies.

And his entire work is not finished.

But what he is saying is this part.

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