Two, one, go.

All right, guys, I want to jump back in with you and just kind of pump through a pretty simple thought, but a thought that I return to pretty regularly as I'm thinking about life and wisdom and friendship.

Luke 10, we actually get this in all of the Gospels and you see this principle on several

occasions in the Gospels, but I'll just read to you from Luke 10, verse 1.

It says, after this,

the Lord, the Lord being Jesus, appointed 72 others and sent them on ahead of him two by two

into every town in place where he himself was about to go. After this, the Lord appointed 72

others, and he sent them on ahead two by two so he gets this

principle several times in the gospel that Jesus always sends the disciples in pairs never

alone that actually is worth pondering I know it seems simple enough it seems like an obvious

kind of thing but it's worth thinking through Archie Sprell said this, which I thought is a bit profound.

He said, it seems to me that he would get more reach by sending them one by one.

Each could go to a separate village that would double the missionary outreach,

but two by two involves companionship and partnership, and harkens back to the Old Testament

principle where something was established as true if the testimony was

given by two witnesses okay follow that line of logic that he's giving there

rc sprawler saying that if jesus is um end goal or ultimate priority was to have as many cities reached as quickly as possible

than he would have sent his disciples out as individuals.

But because Jesus' goal is also companionship and partnership

and to establish a thorough testimony. And because Jesus

doesn't set up a model where disciples minister individually or the idea is not about being the

supreme or being the sole man who does the miracles. But we see over and over like Peter and

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