For years I read the ten lepers as a story about gratitude. Then I sat with the Greek of verse nineteen, and the story I thought I knew came apart in my hands. All ten were cleansed on the road. But over only one of them does Luke write a second verb, and it is not the verb for clean. It is the verb the New Testament keeps for salvation itself. Nine were healed. One was saved. And the line between them does not run where the pulpit says it does. The full investigation is done. Members can watch it right now on Patreon, days before the public release, and the written Study Notes are waiting beside it in the Library: fifteen pages on the two Greek verbs, the law the lepers were sent to obey, and the one stranger who turned back. The link is in the bio. It airs for everyone this Sunday. If you would rather not wait, the door is already open.