This is the Baymont podcast with Marty Solomon. I'm his co-host, Brent Billings today.

We will be giving an overview of the entire book of Leviticus. So buckle up. That's right.

And we do have a presentation for today. So go ahead and open that up. But before we get

started, we just want to mention that we were still working on gathering information

about discussion groups around the country. So if you have a discussion group that is happening,

we would love to hear from you. So go to Baymontestablishive.com. Use the contact form and send us

your name, an email that people can contact you from, and a general area where it's where it's

happening. Right. And then we go. Day in time, right? Yeah. So we got like groups in

Mozilla. We got groups in Southern California. Groups kind of all around Indiana and New York.

So if you've got a group, just give us like a name. Like we're just going to call them Bama Irvine

or Bama Mozilla. We heard about a Florida group today. There's some Florida listeners down there.

So Bama Fort Myers, Bama Kick Coral. So we're just going to call it that. And all we need is that

we're not going to post your personal information other than just a contact name. And we're assuming

email would be that best contact. But that's all we're going to post. So that's somebody.

The idea here is that we can, if we network and collaborate, we can do a lot more. A, I want to

know that you're out there. If you're listening to this podcast, I meet people every single day who

send me almost daily, literally people send me emails. I listen to your podcast. I live in

Indiana. I live in in Oklahoma. And I love to know that you guys are out there, especially if you've

got a group. So if I'm ever in the area, I would love to come say hi. And it's always fun to meet

Bama pod listeners, if you will. And be able to talk to them and answer questions and have a fun

evening together and do that. But then there's also emails I get all the time. I wish I could study

with people. And sometimes there's a group that's actually not too far down the road. And I love to

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