Last week on Thomas in the Bible, Thomas shift the podcast to Fridays to maintain his sanity, and the Pissal works just as hard to take it away.

Is the Pissal an apostle?

Of course he is.

Just ask him.

And you can tell, because he doesn't act like one.

And as for you, stop whining.

God doesn't give you more than you can handle. He did give women too much hair, though, so they should cover it up. Because, like, Jesus, he follows up reminding us that we're all important, because the earbone is connected to the eye bone, then finishes up reminding us that he is the Pesol, but hey, charity, right? We're closing in on the end of First Corinthians. Will the the Passol weave all this crap into something that makes sense?

Maybe we'll find out this week in Thomas and the Bible.

Oh, such an excellent intro.

As always, Kevin, thanks.

All right, yeah, here I am.

Gosh, I just keep getting later and later, huh?

Before you guys know it, I will just never do the podcast. That, here I am. Gosh, I just keep getting later and later, huh? Before you guys know it,

there, I will just never do the podcast. That's my ultimate plan. I'm going to keep saying,

oh, a day later, don't worry. No. Um, not true. I will actually get right back on schedule,

but my new modified schedule of Fridays, but as you can hear, my voice is kind of crappy. It was worse

last night. I couldn't even talk, really, so it would have been a really annoying episode. So I decided

to just do it tonight. All right, well, we are finishing one Corinthians, and then we'll be on to

two Corinthians. So twice the Corinthians. You thought one Corinthians was a lot of Corinthians?

No. We've got two more Corinthians where that's coming from in the form of two Corinthians.

Yeah, so kind of annoying to bridge between books like that, but that's how the cookie crumbles. All right. 1 Corinthians 14. Follow after charity and desire spiritual gifts, but rather that ye may prophecy. For he that speaketh in an unknown tongue, speaketh not unto men, but unto God, for no man understandeth him. How be it in the spirit,

he speaketh mysteries. Is that like for speaking in tongues? Is that always people speak in tongues,

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