This is the Baymont podcast with Marty Solomon. I'm his co-host, Brent Billings. Today, we give you,

dear listeners, a summary of the profits and the writings as we conclude session two of our podcast.

Yeah, this is a, it's not a huge podcast, but I always like to give an intro and outro to every

session. So what I want to do today, give a little remap, but I hope to accomplish. I love to

review because I think we should have a metanarrative understanding of how the narrative arc of God's

story is working. So now we're done with the Hebrew scriptures, we've done what we would call

Tanakh. And I want to be able to review that. See how the narrative arc of Tanakh works. And

appreciate that. I want to talk a little bit about what's coming and kind of give some instructions

on how to do what's next, because we don't want to, we don't want to miss. We have a lot of listeners

that got lost after session one. They loved session one. They just kept going back and there's

still listen to session one. I have people that I just talked to so many other day said I'm on my

15th time through session one. Wow. I'm like, Hey, my podcast is not that good. Be their session two.

But maybe they're waiting for us to complete session two. Maybe. And then they can binge it.

And hey, session one, some of my favorite material, I mean, especially Genesis, what a cool thing to

it really is. Yeah. I love that material. I think everybody does session two is a little hard

session three getting into Jesus. Oh, it's going to be good again. It's going to be good again.

I like that. It's going to be one of my favorites. One and three. So prophets, the prophets were

hard for these relights as they, as they went astray from the path of God and and suffer through exile.

That's right. Those are listeners are going astray from the path of Bema. Yeah. I don't necessarily want

to equate our, our ministry as the path of God, but that's right. You know, the analogy,

the analogy is there. Absolutely. Path of Bema. And hey, if we're listening to our voice, you made it.

So well done. The good news about the prophets is those podcasts tend to be quite a bit shorter. So

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