Welcome to class. We will begin continuing to study chapter 11. We began studying chapter 11 on Tuesday where we looked at Christ's resurrection and his exaltation. So we looked at various scripture references where scripture mentions to us that Christ foretells his resurrection and also we see Christ himself talking about his death and his resurrection. And then we saw some scripture passages. We read some scripture passages where we see that Christ died and he resurrected and he showed himself alive. And then we looked at some scripture passages about Christ's exaltation. So now we also began looking at the nature of Christ's resurrection and we are looking at a few doctrinal significance of the resurrection of Christ. The first doctrinal significance of the resurrection of Christ we saw was that Christ's resurrection ensures our regeneration. So we will begin looking at the doctrinal significance of the resurrection. Before that we will just pause for a word of prayer. So can one of you please lead us in prayer please. Anyone can lead us in prayer? Viksha can you lead us in prayer please. Yes please. Lord I will be proud to thank you Jesus for this new morning. Before we stand that we are here to learn your word. Lord keep us your guidance, God keep us your knowledge and wisdom.  Lord open our hearts Lord. We will be looking to your word and proper when we will learn your word Jesus. Lord all glory all honor I give in Jesus name I pray. Amen. Okay so we are looking at the doctrinal significance of the resurrection. This and the nature of Christ's resurrection is not in your notes but I'm just giving you some additional points for which you all can think through and also through which you would deeply know the significance of the resurrection of Christ. Okay so the first doctrinal significance of the resurrection we saw is that Christ's resurrection ensures our regeneration. Okay so we looked at 1 Peter chapter 1 verse 3 and through 1 Peter 1 verse 3 we learned that it's through Christ's resurrection or His resurrection that is in Christ has earned us a new way of living. Okay a new kind of life we receive when we are born again. And that is why Paul says in Ephesians chapter 2 verses 5 to 6 and following verses and also in Colossians chapter 3 verse 1 that He has made us alive together with Christ and raised us up with Him. And also we see that Paul in his various epistles he connects the resurrection of Christ with the spiritual power that is at work within us. You know and he talks about this in Ephesians chapter 1 verses 19 and 20. We looked at it last class and also Romans chapter 6 verses 4 and 11 and Paul is basically saying in Romans chapter 6 verse 14 that this new resurrection power that is in us the same power that was used to raise Jesus back from death to life is the same resurrection power that is in us. And this power in us you know gives us the power to gain more and more victory over the remaining sin in our life. Okay it gives us the power to overcome sin. Paul says in Romans chapter 6 that we are dead to sin because of our spiritual identification with Christ that we are you know when Christ was crucified, we were crucified. He was dead. We are dead. He was buried. We were buried. You know when he rose again, we rose again. So he talks about our spiritual identification and in that sense he says that we are also dead to sin. Okay and sin has no longer power over. Our sin does not reign in our mortal bodies. Okay so the resurrection power in us is giving us the power to gain more and more victory over the remaining sins in our life. Why remaining sins in our life is because when we are born again, we are born again in our spirit man. Our spirit man receives the life and the nature of God but our soul and our bodies are still the same and that is why we need to work out our salvation every day with fear and trembling. And that is where sin reigns in our mortal bodies in our minds. There's a battle in our minds but we need this resurrection power that is in us to gain over those areas of sin that still battles in our soul, in our emotions, in our mind, in our bodies. Okay so look at Romans chapter 6. That's where we stopped. Romans chapter 6 verse 6 and 7. Can somebody read that please? Romans chapter 6 verses 6 and 7. Knowing this that our old man was crucified with him, that the body of sin might be done away with. That we should no longer be slaves of sin. For he who has died has been freed from sin. Amen. So what is Paul saying here? Paul is saying that the old man was crucified with Christ. So the old sinful nature, our old sinful nature spiritually was nailed on the cross. It was crucified on the cross because when Jesus took our sins, he was nailed on the cross. He took our sins upon himself. So our old sinful nature was nailed on the cross and the old man is basically the old Adamic sinful nature. The old Adamic sinful nature that was in our spirit. So the human spirit has a nature just like your body has a nature. The human spirit also has a nature. And by nature we mean who we are in our heart, in our soul, in our core being, our very essence, who we are, our character. So the human spirit has the nature of the old man and has the tendency or the inclination to sin. But the nature of a born again human spirit is referred to as the new man. So when you're talking about a new man, we're talking about a person who's born again in their spirit man or the spirit being. So the nature of the new man basically has the tendency not to yield to sin, not to give in to sin, but to live a holy and righteous life. Because in our spirit man, we are made new in the likeness, in the image, in the character of God. So for the believer, the old man has been bought to an end. When you're born again, your old man is dead. So the old man is destroyed and the power of sin that is representing the power of sin that reigns in our spirit man is done away with, is destroyed, is rendered as inoperative. That means the power of sin has been broken. We no longer have a sinful nature in our inner person, in our spirit man, which exerts its influence from inside out. Hence, we are no longer slaves of sin because God has set us free from the dominion, from the power of sin. When he crucified the old man, when he destroyed the body of sin on the cross. So here it says that our old man was crucified with him and the body of sin might be done away with that we should no longer be slaves of sin. For he who has died has been freed from sin. So this is a complete what Christ has done for us, how he has freed us from the power and the dominion of sin. It is a completed act. It is something that is completed. And it's also something that is a present tense spiritual reality in Christ, which means that is something that we can enjoy here and now in the present. So you might be thinking, Christ crucified my old man on the cross. The power of sin over my life is broken. The power of sin is rendered powerless and inoperative in my body. Then why do I sin? So why do you sin? Why do you yield to sin? Even though here it says this wonderful promises that the power of sin is done away with, the power of sin is destroyed. You know, the power of sin has been broken over your lives. You are no longer having a sinful nature, no longer slaves to sin. But why do we continue to sin? It's in your nature, but you don't have that nature. You have now when you're born again, you have the nature of God, the Christ. Yes. Sorry, we sin because we are sinners. You're not sinners now when you're born again, you've been made righteous and justified. That's your new identity, right? But why do we still continue to sin? Sin lives in us. Yes, sin dominates in our flesh. So all that we were saying now, so far the power of sin is broken. We have a new nature that we have the life and the nature of Christ in us. All that is there in the spirit man because we are born again in our spirit man. And that is why the Bible tells us, the scripture tells us that we need to feed our spirit. Man, our spirit being, which means when we have to make, when we make choices, we are continually looking at whether we are pleasing or yielding to our sinful minds, sinful flesh or to choose to do what the spirit of God is telling us to do. So there's always a battle. There's always choices that we make. Should I react in an angry way? Should I do tit for tat? They didn't give me, I don't give them. They spoke one bad word. I speak two bad words. They did this for me. I'll do this back to them. So are we living? That means they're feeding our flesh. So the more we feed our flesh, the more our flesh is growing and more our spirit man is being weakened and suppressed. But the more we listen to the Holy Spirit and more we do what God is commanding us to and live according to the word and make choices according to the word, according to what the Holy Spirit is guiding us, we are feeding our spirit man and our spirit man is growing stronger and the things of the flesh are growing weaker. Now, when you're starved, what happens? When a person does not eat or drink, they're not able to function, right? They're not able to do things. And if you continue not eating, in one fine day you will... What will happen in one fine day? If you continue to eat, you will die, right?  So the same way, the more you don't keep giving in to your sinful nature, the more your sinful nature, your flesh, your mind is being starved, okay? Of all the desires of the flesh, the desires of sinful nature, the more your spirit man is growing and that's when you have the power to control over sin and temptation. And that is exactly what Jesus was doing when he was completely human. He was yielding to the Spirit. He was listening to the Spirit. He says, that's why he said, I've come to do the Father's will. He was obedient always to the Father and that is why he was not yielding into temptation. Not just because he was God, he was able to overcome temptation. No, he was fully man. So being man, how did he overcome temptation? Of course we read only one temptation in Matthew chapter 4 and maybe in the Garden of Gethsemane. But there were many other times when Jesus would have been tempted because he was human just like we are human. You think Satan would have left him alone? You think Satan would have not done everything to stop him from doing the Father's will? I think yes. But why was Jesus able to overcome? The flesh, the desires of the flesh was because he was always obedient to the Father, doing the will of the Father and obedient to what the Holy Spirit was guiding and leading him. And he was able to overcome it with the power of the Spirit. In the same way, we are also able to overcome the power of Satan and the power of sin in our lives. Andrew, you're saying we are not yet born again? I don't understand. What do you mean when you're not born again? What do you mean when you're born again? You're born again means when you've accepted the Lord Jesus as your Christ and Savior, right? Andrew, are you there? I'm a little concerned with your comment on the chat section. Oh, it's when you ask the question. I don't remember which question I asked. Okay, so in our spirit man, you know, the work has been completed. We are in this present tense spiritual reality in Christ where the believer does not have the old sinful nature. The believer has a new man. There are new creation in Christ Jesus in our spirit man and a new man is born again. Man born from above. Okay, so when you're born again, you're born from above like you read in John chapter 3 verse 3. We are also born of God like we read in 1 John chapter 5 verse 1. And we are born with the seed of God. Okay, that means we have the genes or the hair, the sons and the daughters. We have the genetic makeup, the nature of God. That's what it means when it says we have the seed of God like we read in 1 John chapter 3 verse 9. We have the nature of God like we read in 2 Peter chapter 1 verse 4 and we have the zoe life or the nature of God or the eternal life, the God kind of life in us as we read in 1 John chapter 5 verse 12. So all that's what I'm talking is about in our spirit man when we are born again. That we are a new creature. We are born from above. We are born of God. We have the seed of God. We have the nature of God and also we have the zoe life of God. So we see that the resurrection power that is in us, you know, gives us the power to gain more and more victory over sin. Amen. Amen. No, no, not excited. Okay, the resurrection power in us also includes the power for ministering in the work of the kingdom. Okay, so another aspect that we can see is the resurrection power of God also has the power to give the power that enables us to minister and to work in the kingdom. So how do we know this? We see this in the book of Luke and Acts as well that it was after Jesus' resurrection that he promised his disciples in Acts chapter 1 verse 8. A very famous, very familiar passage of scripture, Acts chapter 1 verse 8. Can one of you please read that? Acts chapter 1 verse 8. But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you and you shall be witnesses to me in Jerusalem and all Judea and Samaria. And to the end of the earth, Jesus ascends to heaven. Amen. So this new, intensified power to proclaim the gospel, to do mighty science miracles and wonders and to triumph over the enemy who opposes us was given to the disciples when? Was given to the disciples when? This new power, this new intensified power to proclaim the gospel with science miracles and wonders was given to the disciples when? When? After Jesus ascended into heaven. Because, yes, sorry to get true. After Jesus ascended into heaven. After Jesus was resurrected, yes. It was given to the disciples after the resurrection of Christ from the dead and was part of the new resurrection power that characterised the disciples. Yes, of course we saw that Jesus gave authority to the disciples. He sent them out in twos. He gave them to the seventy also. But they were not able to do the mighty science miracles and wonders like we see in the early church and the apostles do. It was only after Christ was resurrected from the dead that this new resurrection power was characteristic in the believers in the early church. And after that, when we see them doing mighty science miracles and wonders. Okay, so we're looking at the doctrinal significance of Christ's resurrection. And the first one is Christ's resurrection ensures our regeneration, which means that because of the resurrection of Christ, it has earned us a new kind of life we receive when we are born again. And also it gives us the power to gain more and more victory over sin. Okay, all of this is not in your notes. So if you want to take down these notes, please take it down. That's why I'm repeating it and I'm being very slow. Okay. And also this resurrection power gives us a power for ministry to do his work in his kingdom. Any doubts? Any doubts? Okay. There's no doubts. We'll move on to the second doctrinal significance that is Christ's resurrection ensures our justification. Okay. I've already explained this to you in the previous classes, but I will just run through it quickly. Okay. The only passage, sorry, we can't hear you, Kofi. Can you just increase the volume for the online students? Please, we can't hear them. Yes, Kofi, go ahead and speak. Sister, you can go on please. Yeah, now we can hear you. Yes. Please go ahead. I'm okay. I'm okay. You can go on. Sorry. Okay. No worries. So Christ's resurrection ensures our justification. Now in only one passage does Paul explicitly connect Christ's resurrection with our justification or is receiving or a declaration that we are not guilty but righteous before God. So justification basically means that we have been made righteous before God. We are declared as not guilty but we have made righteous before Him. So Paul says in Romans chapter 4 verse 25, can somebody read that please? Romans chapter 4 verse 25. Somebody can read Romans 4, 25 please. Who was delivered up because of our offenses and was raised because of our justification. Amen. So Paul says Jesus was put to death for our trespasses and raised for our justification. Okay. So when Christ was raised from the dead, it was basically as I explained this verse before in the previous class to you, you know, because when Christ was raised from the dead, it was God declaring His approval of Christ's work of redemption or what Christ did on the cross, He was approving of it because Christ humbled Himself and became obedient unto death, even death on the cross. Like we read in Philippians chapter 2 verse 8 and we see in Philippians, we read in Philippians chapter 2 verse 9 that because He humbled Himself and became obedient unto death, even dead on the cross, God has exalted Him high above every other name. So by raising Christ from the dead, God the Father was in effect saying that He has approved of Christ's work of suffering and dying for the sins and paying for the penalty of the sins of mankind, paying for the debt of sin. And so Christ was the Father, God the Father was basically saying that the work was completed, the work was done. And that Christ no longer has any need to remain dead because the penalty for sin has been paid once for all. And God the Father was the peace and peace with the penalty for sin. So there is no longer any more penalty for sin that is left, no more payment for sin that is left, no more of the wrath of God to bear and no more of the guilt or the liability or the punishment all has been completely paid for and there is no guilt remaining. So in the resurrection, when Jesus was raised from the dead, God the Father was basically saying to Christ, I approve of what you have done and your work on the cross has found favor in my sight. So that is what resurrection means. Resurrection basically means God the Father saying to Jesus Christ, I approve of what you have done and you have found favor in my sight. So this is explaining what Paul says that Christ was raised for our justification. What we read in Romans chapter 4 verse 25, he was put to death for our trespasses and he was raised for our justification. So if God raised us up with him like we read in Ephesians chapter 2 verse 6, can somebody read Ephesians chapter 2 verse 6 please? And raised up to us up together and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. Amen. So what is Paul saying in Ephesians chapter 6 that we have been raised up with him or God has raised us up with him. So what does this mean? You know that we have been raised up with Christ, we have been exalted and we are seated along with him on the right hand side. What does it mean? It means that by the virtue of our union with Christ, our union with Christ happens when? When did our union with Christ happen? When Jesus died on the cross? When he was resurrected? When did our union with Christ happen? Hello everyone, alive and... When we are born again. Sorry? Christ ascension. Christ ascension, okay? We are when we are born again. When we are born again, yes, thank you. When we are born again, thank you Lucy. So when we are born again, it's when we have become spiritually one with Christ. We are one with him in spirit, okay? We are united with Christ. That is when we have a spiritual identification with Christ. So by the virtue of our union with Christ, God's declaration of approval of what Christ has done or finished is also his declaration of our approval or the approval of us. You are able to understand? So when Christ died on the cross and when he was resurrected, when God the Father raised him up from the dead, it was basically God the Father declaring his approval of what Christ has done on the cross, okay? So when Paul is saying that we have been raised up with Christ, it also means that just like God the Father approved of what Jesus did on the cross, in the same way, you know, God the Father also looks at us as believers born again in Christ Jesus as people who have been approved by him. And why are we looked as people who are approved by him because of what Christ has done on the cross and his approval of what Christ has done on the cross and by there means his resurrection? All of you are able to understand? Or am I speaking Greek and Latin or Hebrew or Aramaic to all of you? Are you able to understand? No? All of you have a big question mark on your faces. Okay, so basically when you stand before God the Father, he looks at you as someone who is approved, justified, righteous. Why? Because of the work of Jesus Christ that has been approved by the Father, okay? And as a result of which he was resurrected from the dead, okay? So when the Father said to Christ that all the penalty for sin has been paid and I find you not guilty but righteous in my sight, he was thereby making that declaration that would apply to us as well, which means that those of you who have believed, accepted Jesus Christ as a Lord and Savior, those who would believe and trust in Christ for their salvation, they would also be looked at as people whose penalty for sins has been paid, who have been found not guilty and righteous in God's sight, okay?  So in this way Christ's resurrection, you know, gives us the final proof that he has earned us our justification. How do we know that we are justified before God the Father?  But, you know, that is the lie of the enemy. What gives us the full proof that we are declared as not guilty, that our sins has been paid for, that we are righteous before God? It's because of Christ's resurrection. Christ's resurrection gives us the final proof that we have earned our justification. Amen. So even as we are going into this, you know, in the period of Lent, we are getting into this passion week. So I hope this chapter is going to bring alive so many of these powerful spiritual truths and to know what Christ's death and his resurrection really mean to us. The third doctrinal significance of Christ's resurrection is that Christ's resurrection ensures that we will receive perfect resurrected bodies as well. Amen. Okay. So remember we, in the previous class, we looked at 1 Corinthians chapter 15 where we said Christ was the first fruits of those who were raised from the dead. First fruits means what? First fruits of those, please use the mind. First fruits of those who have been raised from the dead means what? The one who never tasted death again. Okay. The one who never tasted death again. The one who was raised up from the dead and into a glorious resurrected body. Okay. And never tasted death again. Yes. Okay. So 1 Corinthians chapter 15 Paul says, but Christ has indeed been raised from the dead. The first fruits of those who have fallen asleep. So it shows that, you know, what our resurrected bodies will be like when God finally raises us from the dead and brings us into His presence. Okay. So what kind of bodies we will have? We looked at glorious bodies. Glorious bodies. What else? We read last week. Well, I'm not reading your notes and coming. It's very sad. Please. What kind of bodies we will have? This is some spiritual bodies. Spiritual bodies. Spiritual bodies. Spiritual bodies. Yes. Immortal bodies. Glorified bodies. Thank you. Yes. So we will have those glorious bodies. Okay. No longer bodies of any, you know, aches or pains or sickness or disease or, you know, deformities. Some of us are deformed. No deformities, perfect, glorious, immortal, spiritual, resurrected bodies. But did, you know, when Christ was resurrected, you know, look at what John chapter 20 verse 27 says. Read John chapter 20 verse 27. Can somebody read that please? John 20 27. John chapter 20 verse 27. Then he said to Thomas. Reach your finger here and look at my hands and reach your hand here and put it into my side. Do not be unbelieving but believing. Okay. Who is telling this to whom? Jesus is telling whom? Thomas. And when is he telling this to him? After his resurrection. After his resurrection. Yes. Thank you. After his. Resurrection. And after his resurrection, what is he telling Thomas to do? Put his hand on his palms and what can you still feel? Hello. What do you still feel? The wound. The wound. Because of the. Because of the nail pierced in his hands. Yes. The nail pierced in his hands. Thank you. And also the side. What happened to Jesus's side? The spear. Okay. On his side. Now when we say that. So the Jesus have a perfect glorious immortal resurrected spiritual body when he was risen. So the Jesus have a perfect immortal glorified body when he was risen. From the dead. Yes. No. Yes. Why do we say yes? Because if you say very not to cling on to him because he has not ascended to the father. Okay. Not to cling on to him because he has ascended to the father. Okay. Yes sister get through. It's okay sister. Okay. So how can we say that he had the glorious resurrected immortal body and we are also going to have that.  You should also have those right. Yes or no. But we're saying that first Corinthians chapter five. Jesus was the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep. Okay. And he indeed has been raised on the dead. It's talking that we will also have bodies like him. But here we see that he has his scars. The male brings on his hand and his side. So we will be also have those scars injuries wounds that we receive in this life on up in our bodies. In our immortal glorified spiritual bodies. At least say yes or no. No. No sister. No. Thank God for the nose. Why? Because Paul already says that we will have glorified resurrected spiritual bodies. Believe that by faith and say yes and amen and believe that. But then why did Jesus have these scars. And these wounds. It just is because because Jesus second coming. He will come in the same resurrected body. Yes. But he will still have those scars sister and he will still have that wound that was happened because of the spirit. Why did Jesus have those scars? He is to prove that he was the one who was crucified. Yes. Yes. Thank you. Sanjay says a testimony for all time. Yes. Amen. Because he chose to have those. He chose to have those. So don't think because he chose to have that you would also have bodies with all your scars and wounds and deformity. No. You will have perfect whole bodies. But Christ chose to do that or chose to have those scars because they are an eternal reminder of his suffering and death for us. That is why the apostle John when he has that revelation of heaven. He says I see a lamb and it looks like as though it has been what look as though it has been slain. Okay. Slain means cut wounded. Okay. So it's just that Jesus chose to have scars because they are eternal reminders of his suffering and death for us. Okay. So the Jesus have a body after his resurrection. Yes. No. Yes. How do we know? He has a spiritual body. Okay. He had a spiritual glorified body. But did he have the body? He appeared to the disciples in his body. Yes. He appeared to his disciples when on the road to MES. Okay. Luke chapter 24 versus 13 to 32. He walked with them just like any traveler would walk. Okay. So we also see that Jesus appeared to the 11 disciples in Jerusalem. And they were in Luke chapter 24 versus 33 and 37. They were startled at first. But when they saw Jesus's hands, they saw his feet and they watched him eat a piece of fish. They were convinced that he has risen from the dead and that he is the same Jesus. He appeared to Mary Magdalene as well. We also see that he took bread and he broke it. Luke chapter 24 versus 30. Okay. We also see that he showed them his hands and his side. John chapter 20 versus 20. We also see that he ate a piece of boiled fish to demonstrate clearly to his disciples that he had a physical body and he was not just spirit man. Okay. And on the shore of the sea of Tiberius in John chapter 21 versus 12 and 13, what does Jesus explicitly very clearly tell them? Look at John chapter 21 versus 12 to 13. Can somebody read that please? John chapter 21 versus 12 to 13. Jesus said to them, someone he breaks fast, yet none of the disciples asked him, who are you knowing that it was the Lord? Jesus then came and took the bread and gave it to them and likewise the fish. Yes. So he very clearly tells them, see my hands and feet that it is I, myself, it is Jesus handle me and see me. Okay. Look at what Luke chapter, what he says in Luke chapter 24 versus 39. Luke chapter 24 versus 39. Luke 24, 39, behold my hands and my feet that is I, myself, handle me and see, for a spirit does not have flesh and bones as you see I have. Amen. So what is Jesus saying? Look at me, see my hands and my feet. See that it's me, myself, handle me and see me. For a spirit does not have flesh and bones, but I have flesh and bones as you see I have. So, you know, we see that he had a physical body and he was not just a spirit man. Okay. And we also, you know, here of Peter's or Peter testifies in Acts chapter 10 was 41 that, you know, Peter's telling said that the disciples ate and drank with him after he rose from the dead. Okay. So they say, hey, we ate and drank with him after he rose from the dead. So all of these examples basically show that there was a considerable degree of continuity between, you know, the physical appearance of Jesus before his death and after his resurrection. But the difference in his appearance was simply that, you know, in the past, it was a, it was a, it was a body that bore suffering and hardship and grief. Okay. But in the new resurrected body, it's a body that is perfect in health. It's restored to its full youthful appearance.  Okay. So like we read in 1 Corinthians chapter 15, you know, the body is put on immortality and Paul says the resurrected body in 1 Corinthians chapter 15 versus 42 to 44 is raised imperishable in glory, in power and a spiritual body. So Jesus had this body, but he chose, okay, he chose to have these scars on his hands, his feet and his side for, you know, eternal purpose so that, you know, as a reminder of his sufferings and his death for us. Okay. Are you able to understand? Yes. But we will be raised imperishable having whole glorified bodies. Okay. Any, any questions, any doubts? Yes. Can you please give him the mic? Online students, you have any questions, doubts? John 20, 17. Why Jesus said to Mary that do not cling to me for I have not ascended to my father. And in 27, he said to Thomas reach your finger here and look at my hands. So that is John chapter. John chapter 20 verse. 17. 17. Okay. So he says here that, yeah, I'm ascending to my, do not hold on to me. Okay. Because I've noted ascended to the father, go instead to my brothers and tell them I'm ascending to my father and your father to my God and your God. So basically, when Mary Magdalene, you know, when she saw Jesus after his resurrection, she just wanted to embrace him or touch him physically out of excitement, devotion, relief. However, Jesus instructing her not to cling on to him physically. Okay. Don't cling on to me physically. Okay.  It may be just symbolizing transition from earthly and the physical appearance of Jesus to a new spiritual reality that Jesus brought by his resurrection that, you know, we have glorified spiritual bodies. And also Jesus is telling Mary, go tell the disciples about his resurrection and his ascension to the father. Okay. So basically saying, don't hold on. Don't spend time just holding on to me. You know, the urgency of a mission to go and, you know, share the good news that he has resurrected. Okay. Yeah. So basically those things, he's basically telling her that, you know, don't hold on to me and his transition to his next phase where he's going to ascend to the father. Good question. Thank you. Anyone else? But he asked Thomas to put his hand and. Yes. Why did he ask Thomas to put his hand and touch him? For that. That he's been resurrected. Madam. But why does he ask Thomas to do that? Why? To believe. Yes. Yes. Thomas did not believe in him. Okay. And so he says, you know, touch my hands and my feet. So it's basically because of his unbelief. And also when it is when he suddenly appears to the disciples in that room, they're startled.  I am, I am, I have resurrected. Okay. I'm not just spirit, but I am flesh and blood. Yes. So just to clear his doubt. Okay. Okay. Sister. Sister, I have a question. Yes. That meant Jesus. So when he entered the closed room, he entered with his spiritual body and then he put on physical body. Oh, no, no, no. No, no, no, no. That's not, that's not right. Yeah. So many of them actually think that. Okay. But we see that Jesus had a physical body. It's not that suddenly he took on the physical body and suddenly, you know, he, he became a spirit man. And then he could walk through walls and he could, you know, enter through closed doors. That is not sunny had a physical body is by the nature of Christ's resurrection. We see that he had a glorified resurrected body. Okay. And also that people were able to touch him and, you know, see him. So it's not that Jesus, you know, passed through some material substance and, you know, it's that or moving from a spirit being to a physical being. No, that's not true. Or even in John chapter 20, when he appeared in that room, even when the doors and the windows were shut or locked, it does not mean that he passed through the door or the wall. Okay. We also see past examples in Acts chapter five verse 19. We know that the angel of the Lord opened the prison doors for the disciples and they were brought out. And the next day when the prison officers, when they reported, they found the prison was securely locked and the soldiers standing near the doors. And when they opened it, they found no one in sight. Okay. Acts chapter five verse 23. So we see that the angels had opened the doors and the apostles walked through those open doors and the angels would have closed those doors again. Okay. It's also again, when we look at, you know, Peter, when he was rescued from the prison. Okay. We see that his chains fell off. Acts chapter 12 verse seven. We see that his chains fell off. And, you know, in the same way, he, the doors just opened for him miraculously. He came out. He entered the, he came out of the prison door. He came out of the city gate and then he went to the, to the door and knock where the disciples were praying for him. How did it all happen? It was because some angels came and opened and then shut it. So in the same with regard to the nature of Christ's resurrection body, you know, we see that he was completely had a physical body at flesh and bones. And it does not mean that, you know, he sometimes was having flesh and bones of physical body and sometimes got into a spirit mode. Okay. No, it's not that. But it would have been the work of the angels who had done it. Or, you know, the disciples would not have seen this open doors just virtually happened. And it was just God's power that was working through. Yes. Okay, sister. Thank you. Yes. Okay. Thank you for those nice questions. We'll meet on Tuesday. Have a blessed weekend. Everyone. Thank you.


Yeah, anyone Garrett was just asked about the series you said he looked at the disastrous team and just seemed like in every area They they kind of played better than you guys. How do you assess this final series? Yeah, I mean we gave them extra outs and Whenever you give a team this late in the season extra outs they use your capitalism and I they did a good job at that and It stings to say this but congratulations to them what they've done for the last six seven years of the run Getting there, you know after their whole controversy and continuing to get today I'll see us and continue to push on the door for the World Series it's not easy and as a Pire in the industry the knowing how hard it is You can sit on this side as that as it sucks for what they're doing has been incredible and You know just it sucks for us you feel like this team is close to bridging that gap Yeah, I mean I bet it's it's hurts the most because when you when you believe that you can do it like we did It's staying so Obviously now the team will never be the same and that's how it goes every year, but It's all got to settle in You know what you're gonna do yet. Do you expect to be back here next year? Do you hope to be back here next year? At this point, I'll sit down my wife and I'll sit down My agents and we'll talk about all that but I've told them since Signing the deal. We're not gonna talk about it after the season and now in the next few weeks That's it's time to talk about it Um, I don't know as we just lost we just got swept in a OCS. So the business side of it right now so far away It's just all about competing and Just sucks right now Enjoy it enjoy the Enjoy the packages that teams are about to put together to try to wow him and rightfully so it's It's incredible. He He got offered a big deal In spring training. I got public and everyone knew about it and I think his first two homeruns of the season were robbed early on and He just goes off and and does what he does so He deserves it all he deserves, you know every single thing that's coming to him and I Hope I hope it's in a uniform for him and and for the game for baseball in general just We're seeing people jump ship so much that I think especially with this uniform on from just being a fan I think the fitting thing would for him to be doing a press conference and receiving, you know, not it not only the money that he deserves but also the captain title that comes with it You guys had I mean we battled some injuries, but every team does so You know, we won the DS we won the division and we just we fell short we we we gave we gave runs away. They capitalized We just didn't play well enough and You know, that's what October baseball is all about you have to capitalizing opportunities and we just didn't do that Anthony you just mentioned the captain title for a judge. Why do you think that's a fitting title for him? And do you think that's important to him? I don't think it's important to him But I think it's fitting because of the way he carries himself Day in and day out since me getting here last year the deadline just observing and becoming Friends with him and seeing how he works seeing how he prepares seeing how he goes about his business when when he's doing well or struggling you never know and This game is really easy to take with you home or you're not doing well or you are doing well to drink your own Kool-Aid and he does not You know, he's he's the leader of this team he we everyone fed off of him and Hopefully that's the way it turns out was who knows and for your agency


Today, we will see the part 2 of 11 to 14 week scan that is the structural analysis. As we saw in the previous video, if you are doing a structural analysis as a part of early anomaly scan, it is best to do it between 12 to 13 weeks or 13 to 14 weeks. 11 to 12 week scanning can have some challenges while doing a structural scan. There are ISOG guidelines regarding the 11 to 14 week scan, but as you can see these were published in 2013. There are lot of additional information which is now available about the 11 to 14 week scan. So we will see the guidelines plus some additional points. So what do the guidelines say? In head, what are we supposed to see whether it is present or not, the cranial bones ossification, the midline fachs, the coroid plexus filled ventricles. In the neck, you have to see the normal appearance and vehicle transducency by a trained or certified operator. In the face, we are supposed to see eyes with lens, the nasal bone, normal profile and mandible and intact lips. Wherever they have put this asterisk, these are optional and they have not made it mandatory. But as we know that nasal bone, normal face profile, all these can be seen very easily in our anomaly scan at 11 to 14 weeks. Lips are of course difficult to see. In spine, we are supposed to see vertebrae in longitudinal and axial and intact overlying skin. Again, they have put it as part of the optional thing. But we know by our experience now that it is very easy to scan the spine and the intact overlying skin. In the chest, we see symmetrical lung fills, no effusion or masses. The heart, we look at cardiac regular activity and four symmetrical chambers. Nowadays, we also look at the two outlaw tracks forming a V. We will see that subsequently. In the abdomen, we look at the stomach, bladder and kidneys are optional. But 12 weeks in transabdominal scan, the kidneys may not be seen. Most of the time, the bladder is seen beyond 12 weeks. Abdominal wall, we look at normal cord insertion. That is no umbilical defects. In extremities, we look at four limbs, each with three segments. Hands and feet with normal orientation, again that is optional. So, you should remember all those with the asterisk or which are highlighted are the optional ones according to these guidelines. Placenta and cord, of course, has to be seen and not just the fetus. About the biometrics, generally what we measure is BPD, HC, AC and FL and of course the CRL. CRL measurement, again, is at the two mid-saturated scanning. And then from head to the rump, you take the maximum measurement, whatever comes. Then, we start from the head to toe, the analysis of the fetus. Like in 20 weeks anomaly scan, even here in the head, we have three planes and these are the different structures which you can see at the different planes. So, if you look at the plane one, you should see a midline fox, oval head shape and ossification. You should see the chloride flexes, completely filling the ventricles. The third ventricle, the cortex is very minimal at the periphery and not really very well appreciated. In plane two, you should see the fox anteriorly. The thalamai and the cerebral peduncles are seen together and the aqueduct of sylvius is something where the arrow is seen. This is where the aqueduct is seen very well. In 11 to 14 weeks scan, the aqueduct, you see it very prominently. In plane three, it is the developing cerebellum, the fourth ventricle, that is the IT, future cisterna magna. These are the structures which we tend to see in the sagittal section better. So, this is how we scan the head right from the plane one to plane three and then once you start seeing the orbits here, you know, you scan the entire brain. So, this is what we normally look at the NT scan image. This is the normal NT and what you see here is the IT. This is the brain stem. This is thalamai and midbrain. This is the occipital bone. This is the corret plexus in the fourth ventricle and this is the future cisterna magna. So, there are the normograms which are available but the mean is around 1.7 millimeter. The depth of the IT is 1.7 millimeter mean. You can remember it as just 2 millimeter. So, when you're looking for the NT section, you tend to see the IT very well. What you see generally is what strikes you is these echogenic lines. This is the upper border of the brain stem. This is the lower border of the brain stem. This is the corret plexus of the fourth ventricle and this is the occipital bone. So, these are the four bright lines of the three leucenses which you tend to see in your routine NT image. And this is where the IT comes.   So, there are some normograms available for all these measurements but again, as I said, it is usually eyeballic. The abnormalities, we are not going into detail right now. We'll do that in the subsequent videos. From here from the head, we come to the face. So, this is where you see eyes, the orbits, the maxillary process and the nose. The tip of the nose is seen here. In the coronal section like this, you get this section of the retro nasal triangle. This is something like a PMT in 21 week scan. This is the nasal bone. These are the orbits at the sides. These are the maxillary processes. This is the maxilla alveolar ridge where the cleft palate will be seen. This is the mandible and this is the mandibular gap or this is the gap which you should see always. Another important aspect in the sagittal scan is this is what normally we see and this is the palate. So, whenever there is a cleft, something like this, this will not be intact. As you can see here, this is normal where the palate is intact. This equationic line is intact and here there is a break. So, this will be seen in a profile view in a lateral sagittal view. With that, we come to the chest. In the chest, what we see is two lungs, the right ventricle, the left ventricle. In color, you will see both inflows which are equal. This should be equal in size and of course, you can make out the cardiac axis. If you come to the upper mediastinum, what you see is something like a three vessel view where you get the pulmonary artery, the aorta and the SVC and of course, you tend to see trachea here. And once you put the color on, you see these both outflows forming V to the left of the trachea. So, this is what you will see in the chest. Then when you come to the abdomen, again, there are three planes. You will see stomach in this transverse section on the left side. If you make a little oblique sagittal section, you will see stomach and the bladder. As I said, beyond 12 weeks, most of the times the bladder is visualized. The two umbilical arteries are seen in this section. An intact abdominal wall can be seen in this transverse abdominal section, the lower abdomen or you can see it in the sagittal section. And in fact, this is the umbilical arteries go here and the umbilical vein comes here and this is the ductus venousis. Then when you come little posteriorly, again, a coronal section, what you see here, in fact, are the kidneys. This is a TBS scan. Transseptominally, it might be a little difficult. These are the lungs here. These are the ribbed shadows and the spine, which is seen here. And these two are the pelvic bones, what you see there down. So, this is a little coronal posteriorly when you are seeing it. Then we come to the extremities. The upper limbs, again, you should see the hands and fingers, the middle segment and the proximal segment. You always tend to see both humerus, radius ulna and then the fingers like this. Fingers are always outstretched. In fact, counting fingers is easy at this stage. But again, in an obese individual, it might be difficult. This is the lower limbs. What you see is the foot, the middle segment and the proximal segment, both femur, then the middle segment and the foot. So, all that should be seen from that head to toe section. This is the sagittal section more posteriorly, where you will see the intact skin and this is the spine. So, this section comes better when the fetus is facing back up and then you will see this intactness of the skin and the spine. Spine is just seen as two line structure, two echogenic lines like this. What you should not forget is the other intra or extra uterine structures, the placenta, cervix, any sub-choreonic fluid collections. Position of the placenta in relation to the cervix is of less importance at this stage. Most migrate away from the internal cervical ores because we are doing it very early at 12 to 13 weeks. So, placenta previa should not be reported at this stage unless it is completely covering the ores or there is a history of bleeding PV and then in such patients reporting it might be worthwhile. Special attention should be given to patients with the prior caesarean section who may be predisposed to scar pregnancy or placenta acreta with significant complications. Other gynecologic pathologies like uterine shape anomalies, gliomyomas which tend to increase in size during pregnancy, they can be a cause of pain. Any adnexa lesions that also you should see, you should scan globally the lower abdomen and try and see the other structures which are outside the uterus or in the adnexa. One should always include uterine artery evaluation at 11 to 14 weeks scan for the risk of preeclampsia. It is taken at the societal section at the level of cervix. The internal os is identified. Colour Doppler is put on to identify each uterine artery with the slight tilting of the probe to each side. The PW gate is fixed at two millimeter and the angle of insolation should be less than 30 degrees. Right and left, both of the uterine arteries are insulated and mean PI is calculated. You should always remember that the prediastolic notch will be present at this stage but the mean PI is the value which is important. The normograms are available but the 95th percentile cutoff of 2.35 is easy to remember. Problems, well yes, problems can be plenty especially in obesity's because of fetal position because of previous LSEs. Sometimes it is acutely retroverted uterus. So what happens is in most of these patients doing a transvaginal scan always helps. If the patient has had previous LSEs, sometimes the uterus is really vertically oriented, the cervix is really become elongated and then you can't get a very good image by TVS. In such patients, high frequency linear or convex transducers might help but I find the endovaginal scanning the best most of the times especially when I suspect some abnormality. In these patients, of course, the waiting time of the patient increases. You make the patient wait for some time, see it after one hour, sometimes in the evening, sometimes maybe call the patient the next day and see again but one thing is sure, a systematic scanning from head to toe like a 20 week scan, if you start doing it the way you do a 20 week scan, a lot of anomalies can be picked up even during 11 to 14 week scan. Sometimes the additional scan after few days depending on gestational age may be needed especially if you suspect some abnormality. You're not sure whether there is a problem, there is no problem, you're not seeing the fetal stomach, it is very small, you feel that there is a problem in the heart so at such times especially in an obese patient, sometimes we have to tell the patient to come after a week where the fetus will be slightly bigger size and you will be able to see that fetus better. And of course you have to explain the limitations to the patients and mention in the report in difficult evaluation. You can talk to the consult gynecologist if you're not seeing certain structures because of the position or even after trying for one day or two days then you can mention it in the report so that at least in the next anomaly scan these things can be seen properly. We have not covered the anomalies system wise, we will do that in the subsequent videos but this is how you do a normal structural analysis at 11 to 14 weeks care. Thank you.


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this is a beetle conservation district owns um one of about 400 acres here they've got piece of ground they're able to take possession of about a little over 20 years ago 20 25 years ago everything you're looking at was at one point i'm actually irrigated cropland they took it they got rid of the irrigation units and see this back to a mostly native warm season mix um they do have some native cool seasons there also but it's predominantly a warm season mix they lease it to a young producer a younger producer in the county um who runs his livestock out here um here several years ago um working with the board um decided they had a good opportunity to kind of turn this into a demonstration demonstration farm or production farm whatever we want to call it um um so uh working with the producer we came up with the way to kind of do some different uh grazing management out here it was just divided into three large units um and now we've got it divided into about 13 separate units um so there's a lot more movement of the livestock out here we've got some cells that are more of our traditional rotation and then we've got some that are a little a little more intense so it's a high hoof count for a short duration our goal out here is really just to demonstrate to to producers showing them that a lot of this stuff can work um and that actually it's beneficial for your pocketbook too you can actually maybe increase your herd percentage out here have a few more livestock out here and still have more grass so yeah we've provided this area several times with fence um we use the old irrigation well to provide water so we've piped in several thousand feet of water pipeline out here we put in some tanks we centralized all the tanks just to allow some flexibility if we ever want to um throw some hot wires or electric fence fence out here to increase our management I do a lot of monitoring out here to keep track of what we're trying to do if we're actually accomplishing that or if we need to change our management or look at things differently we've got more of a range line specialist fence out here every couple of weeks during the grazing season he's checking for forage production and just the plant community out there for what we're trying to accomplish if we're seeing more of something or less of another what we're coming up on right now is we call this our soil health plot it's just a small 10 acre field that was previously managed just for a food plot you know so it'd be sorghum or corn they just not a lot of fertilizer to it very little fertility added and then they would just get under in the spring here several years ago we just turned this into our no-till soil health demonstration and so our goal out here is a couple of things um take a lot of soil tests out here so we can collect a lot of data um so actually over the past course of the past four years we've taken the organic matter percentage from just under three percent to right now we're at 3.9 almost four percent so it's a pretty quick turnaround that's even faster than I would imagine we could go up one percentage point for organic matter um it's obviously no-till we throw uh some type of cover crop out here no matter what the what the commodity crop is out here we intercede in the corn um we follow a small grain crop out here uh with cover crops um harvest it and immediately come back in with a cover crop mix even last year we had soybeans and we did some cereal rye with some clover in it that came up in the fall and then over wintered and that came this spring um this spring we let the cereal rye come up and it was really dry we just didn't catch any rain this spring um so we terminated the terminated the cereal rye um and our intent was to follow with the row crop but we were just so dry we didn't think we're going to have good luck so we changed our change our management changed our thoughts and we just put a pretty diverse mix of cover crops out here we got about 16 different species out here most of what you're seeing is um is the millet but there's a lot going on out there so the district's owned it for 20 25 years but really we just started implementing a lot of this this grazing system we started installing the fencing and water lines here just a couple years ago and this is the first year we were able to fully implement it as designed um the crop land stuff uh with the salinity plot and the soil health plot this is our fifth year of doing that okay um so really not i haven't been really doing it too long out here but we're already seeing some things that have turned around even faster than i would have hoped you know the organic matter percentage on the one up there is one example starting to restore reclaim some of these saline spots is is definitely one area where um i think i i'm pretty realistic in in the time frame i know it in those those areas didn't form overnight so we're not going to get rid of them overnight um but i certainly think it's realistic where a producer can do something like this and get some pretty decent production off them in a couple years you know i think the part that excites me most about with the district has with their land out here is that we can use this as an opportunity to show producers that this stuff work that what we're trying to sell it works um you know we're not just out selling conservation just to sell conservation uh we're actually showing that this stuff can work it can be good for your land it can be good for your pocketbook you know and in the end those two two things your pocketbook in the in the land improving on both of the proven on the land is going to improve both and i'm hoping that producers are as they come and we give you know one-on-one tours out here they come to our field events or our tours they can see some of this stuff it draws a lot of interest whenever we take someone out here we've got tours out here it always over the next couple weeks we'll have lots of questions you know what was in that mix again or what'd you do here again you know i want to try this on one of my quarters so really we're seeing improvements and what we're doing out here um to be honest some things don't always work you know but that's part of learning learning too and i'd rather have us do something out here and not work that way we can we can tell someone that's making a living out there in the land don't do this because it doesn't it doesn't work um or do this or hey we had great success with this maybe this is something you should look at for your operation our producers can see this and they can take it out to their operation to make it work and then their neighbor says hey what'd you do over there you know why are you doing that and they talk with their neighbor and you know and i just kind of hope it has that ripple effect you know you just drop that rock in the pond and the wave just kind of keeps going out and that's what excites me most i think is that 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Here's the design for a class that keeps track of room reservations, with a room name and a day of the week from 0 to 6, with 0 representing Monday. Here are two reservation objects. Each one has its own room name and its own day number. Now let's say we want to keep track of the number of reservations we've created. The problem we need to solve is that there can be only one copy of this number. It doesn't belong to any of the individual reservations. In a sense, the number of reservations belongs to the class. To indicate that a property belongs to the class as a whole, rather than any of the object instances built from that class, we underline it in the UML diagram, and we use the word static when we declare it inside of our class. We'll have static, int, and reservations equals 0. The constructor will add this line, n reservations plus plus, to increment the number of reservations every time the constructor is invoked. Let's add some code to display the number of reservations. This doesn't need to be an instance method. It's accessing a static variable, not an instance variable, so it will be a static void method called show n reservations, and it'll print number of reservations, created is, and then n reservations. Let's compile that. And here's a test program. This test program creates two reservations and shows each one. Then it calls the show n reservations method the static method that belongs to the class. By convention, when you call a static method, you use the class name instead of an instance name to remind people that this method is static and it belongs to the class. Let's compile that, and let's run it. It's important to know that an instance method can access a static variable or method. For example, I can have an instance method called good, which will print the number of reservations, a static property, or call the static method. That compiles fine. It doesn't work the other way. If I have a static method, it can't access one of the instance properties, and it can't call an instance method. If I try to do that, I get a compile error that says a non-static variable or a non-static method cannot be referenced from this static context. Here's a table that summarizes access. Static methods can access instance or static methods and properties because the static ones belong to the entire class. Static methods can only access static methods and properties. They can't access anything that belongs to an individual instance of the class. Here's another place we can use static variables to convert a day number to a day name. We can use a static array of strings called day name, and it'll have the names of the days of the week. It never changes, so it can be final. Now we can use it when showing a reservation. Instead of the day number, we'll put the day name for that number. Let's go to our test reservation, compile everything, and run it. There's the use of our static array of strings. In summary, use instance methods and properties for things that differ for each object. Use static methods and properties for things that are independent of an individual object and belong to the class as a whole.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's CaseBreaks.com coming at you with 2020-2021 Panini Flawless Collegiate Basketball. It's a random hit break. It's a 10 spotter. There are three in-case cards and seven cards in the slider box. Now sometimes, I think it's kind of rare, but there is a possibility that there may be an extra card or something like that. If that happens, it's usually two relics. We'll combo the relics together to make the 10. Now, this breaks a little spicy here. Brian T. picks up all the straight up spots. He picked up a vast majority of the filler spots as well. Got two of the three spots, but Chad sneaks in with a spot. So let's see how that shakes out. So we're going to open the case first, then we'll type in the hits, randomize names, randomize hits, put them together, and let's see what we got. Also, ladies and gentlemen, we've got another case of this. So I posted another one box random hit break. So if you want to check that out, get after it, grab your spots before someone else does. It could be a Cinderella story for Chad. This would be like the 16 seed. Chad's a 16 seed. Brian's a number one seed. This could be a Jaspy's 30 for 30. What if I told you that a collector with just one spot against all odds. I don't want to peek at the hits, but it looks like a gem on the left side, an RPA, or I don't know if it's a rookie, but a PA, a patch out of the middle, and another gem on the right side. I don't want to spoil the hits. I don't want to wait for our lives to be over. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. So we don't have to do any comboing. 12 out of 20, Cassius Winston, and we'll type these hits in in the order that they are pulled. We got Zion Williamson, legacy patches, two color patch, seven out of 20. Remember how huge that Zion hype was? Like his college games would be selling, tickets would be going like 10x face value, and athletes would be showing up to other NBA players would be showing up to watch his games. Here is Killian Tilly from Gonzaga, 5 out of 10. Remember that one time when his, yeah, Daniel, remember when his shoe blew out? And that was like a new cycle for the whole night. There's Nico Manion, 12 out of 20, three color patch and autograph. We got Precious Achua, seven out of 10 from Memphis. We got a one of one, Aaron Naismith, Star Swatch Signatures. That's pretty cool. I think that's the Vanderbilt anchor, right? That goes this way, maybe. Was it a Paul George shoe? Come on, Paul, as if Paul George is actually hand crafting each of those shoes. And we got Obi Toppin, six out of 20. Now we'll go gem, gem, auto. All right, good luck. Let's see what we got. We have nine out of 10 Diamond Jammerant in his Murray State gear. My Lakers kept it close with the Grizzlies tonight, but no LeBron, no D'Angelo Russell. They pulled away at the end. All right, that's pretty cool. Now remember the gems are naturally mined, not lab grown according to the small print. On this side, we have a basketball player. It is Josh Green. 14 out of 15, rookie diamond. All right, and in the middle stuck in the middle with you. Oh, it is a rookie. Saw the top right there, but it's landscape mode. Plows to the left of me, jokers to the right, here I am. And it is James Weisman, rookie, jersey, and autograph, two out of 10. Nice. All right, gang. Case is almost closed. We're going to type in the hits. We're going to pause the video, type in the hits. And when we come back, we're going to do the randomizer. Let's see who ends up with what stick around will be right back. All right, welcome back, Brian and Chad. We got the hits typed in right here. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. There are your 10 hits. The seven out of the slider box and the three encased cards. Let's do it. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. Two and a three, five times for each list. Your names first. One, two, three, four, and five. After five, we got Chad in the five spot. Brian, you have the rest. Good luck to the both of you. Two and a three, five times for the hits. One, two, three, four, and fifth and final time. We got Nico down to Josh Green. And here's how it shakes out. All right. Wow. Chad with the Air Naismith Star Swatch Auto. One of one. All aboard the Big Hit Express. And Brian, you've got the rest. You got the Nico Manion RPA, the Precious Achua Autograph, the Zion Relic, the John Morant Diamond, the encased Diamond nine out of 10, the Killian Tilly Auto five out of 10, the Obi Toppin Autograph, the Cassius Winston Dual Relic, and the other two encased cards. You got all the encased, James Weissman encased RPA two out of 10, and Josh Green encased Diamond 14 out of 15. There you have it, ladies and gentlemen. We got another one box break loaded up in the store, a random hit break. So go to the website, check it out, jaspyscasebrakes.com. We'll see you next time for the next random hit break. Bye-bye.