Are we ready? As long as you're ready with all your tabs, Captain tabs. Do have all of the

passages ready in your new Revised Standard version updated edition. Great. Okay. The first one,

by the way, I think I told you 23 and 24. We can back that on up to 19 through 24.

Oh, that's what I'm talking about. More text, maybe more text. It's always more text.

No badding this time, though. So bummer. No badding. So far. Yeah.

This is the Baymau podcast with Marty Solomon. I'm his co-host,

Sprint Billings. Today, I'm with Elgro Refrix and Josh Busse to draw our chairs closer to the

fire of the accounts of women who may have been overlooked in the Hebrew Bible. Yay! Excellent

introduction. Oh, well, thank you. I had heard we were trying to pour through the

Thessauras to find words other than survey and exam. And so here you are. A couple others in

rotation, but there's only about four or five words that, you know, really work most of the time.

So there you go. It's a great, great image. So yes, we're going to do a light survey,

even though I just said I wouldn't use that word. Spanning across the nach. And there are so many

amazing women tonight that we are just not going to have time for. We've got a whole

Romney-esque binder full of women that we could have poured through.

But I've narrowed it down to a couple of things as we're kind of in highlighting roles

this series. And so I'm excited. We're going to start off in Genesis 4, 19 through 24.

Are we far enough past the binder full of women reference that we need to like explain what that is?

We get presidential election votes. I'll put a link in the show.

From 2012. There's only 2012. And that feels like a long time. 11 years ago.

That's how you know, we're not we're not children. I was lamenting that I did not make that

joke at the end of last episode. And I'll thankfully remember that and brought it right back around for

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