This is the Baymaw podcast with Marty Salman. I'm his co-host Brent Billings.

Today we are with L. Groverfrix to discuss the historical portion of

Isaiah that bridges the two portions of the prophetic work, considering the

possibilities for voices and redactions.

Yes, I'm here as always with the illustrious.

No, Gro Grover Fricks.

This could be a spicy episode.

This could be, you know, we're going to have fun with it, let's say. I don't know exactly where

we're going to land with everything, but we're going to have a good time and we're going to maybe

push back on some ideas and we're going we're gonna wrestle and we're gonna consider some things and and we're gonna have a good time

Yeah, with a setup like that how could we go wrong?

Worthy intention setting I had a I, when I was going through the road map and the outline for Isaiah,

I got to the section and I totally knew, I'm like, oh here's this great spot to talk about

redaction, and before that sentence could even leave my mind, I went, oh, what an awesome opportunity to talk about source criticism and document theory and redaction with L and it will be awesome and then I totally

forgot that I put it on the calendar so then L was telling me later as she had

seen that we were going to talk about that and I started arguing with. No we're not going to talk about that I started arguing with.

No, we're not going to talk about that.

Why are you trying to put that in here, L and then

look at the schedule and realize, well, there it is.

So, now we've always had a fun joke that some people may or may not

know about if people listen to the text and us podcast they've probably picked up on

the the fun shade it gets the vague shade I like that.

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