322: BONUS: We're Gonna Need Both Bibles with Peggy Rowe

The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

Society & Culture, History

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🗓️ 26 May 2023

⏱️ 50 minutes

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King James vs. NIV, Pentateuch vs. Septuagint, nonagenarian vs. ear-hair poetry, beaned vs. bean-less chili, Schmigadoon vs. Cockeysville, sponsors vs. sphincters, a centenarian luncheon, some loud nail-filing, and a gruesome story over lunch... Otherwise known as coffee with mom.

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0:00.0	A cup of coffee with my mom.
0:06.7	I'm going to miss all these super interesting content.
0:09.8	Okay, so I've got my microphone on top of two Bibles.
0:13.6	Is that good?
0:15.4	As long as one of them is the King James and the other is the NIV, then I think you're
0:20.3	good.
0:21.3	Ask me in 20 minutes.
0:22.3	The revised standard version and the King James.
0:25.5	Well, you know what?
0:27.6	Let's just call it a test.
0:28.6	We'll see how the conversation goes.
0:31.0	And you know, maybe next week we'll try the Torah or the Quran or something just to see
0:37.4	if that enhances it or diminishes the witty report.
0:41.4	Okay.
0:42.4	I mean, technically the Torah is in both of those as well because it's the Old Testament,
0:47.8	right?
0:48.8	The first five books of the Old Testament is the Torah.
0:51.8	Is that true, Mom?
0:52.8	You have Jewish friends?
0:54.3	Well, we call it the Pentateuch.
0:57.4	I beg your pardon.
0:59.1	What's that?
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