I'm going to speak with David and Jason Benham about their brand new book. They'll talk about being broken and yet bold.

It's time for The Line of Fire with your host, activist, author, international speaker, and theologian, Dr. Michael Brown, your voice of moral, cultural, and spiritual revolution.

Michael Brown is the director of the Coalition of Conscience

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That's 86634 Truth. Here again is Dr. Michael Brown. Welcome, welcome, to the line of fire. This is Michael Brown,

your voice, moral sanity and spiritual clarity in the midst of a society and chaos and a church

all too often in compromise. Bottom of the hour, I'm going to be joined by David and Jason

Benham, great guys with a great story and a great new book. But the first

half hour of the broadcast phone lines are open. I've got some scriptural things I want to share

with you something. I think you'll find very interesting and eye-opening. But you can ask me a

question about anything under the sun. You can call and give me a piece of your mind if you're upset with me about something.

You want to talk about it, let it out, vent, whatever's on your mind.

Any subject that is relevant to the broadcast,

866-348-7-884. That is number to call, and I'll get to some calls in the coming minutes.

All right. Every so often, I'll hear about a fascinating, amazing Jewish tradition that I never heard of in my entire life.

And it will be coming from some Christian source

or some popular online source. So immediately I raised my eyebrows because I never heard of that.

I never saw that. Now, here's the caveat. There's a lot of tradition in Judaism. There's what's called Yamha Talmud,

the Sea of the Talmud, that all of the rabbinic literature is massive and there's so much to learn.

So there are plenty of things that I just never heard of that may be popular Jewish traditions

I'm unaware of or Jewish interpretations I've never seen. But when

they're that important and that theologically significant, I often wonder, hmm, is this bogus?

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