Submit Yourself for the Lord's Sake

Submission and suffering are two themes that have stood out to me in first peter More than anything else submission and suffering this is accurate now just to prove that. So then he gets to this analogy which is why i'm I was gonna say a hundred percent I'm pretty much out of hundred the reason baptism comes up. He uses this analogy with uh With no one in the ark and you know salvation through what god provided for everyone ultimately is jesus. Then we have another submission moment because it says this water symbolizes baptism that now saves you also once you Once you look at it from the submission Avenue  you can't end christ And so what their demon baptism is something