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

Brent Billings. Today I'm with L and Reed to discuss the maternal images seen throughout Isaiah.

That's right and it's my goal for today not just to be esoteric, not just to be philosophical,

but we got a practical side to each of these texts we're going to look at they're for everybody

Not just women I would wither like a daisy if we were just gonna talk philosophy for an hour so

That's not what we're doing. We have a little bit of Reed to sprinkle in conversation.

I should take my leave.

I'll just go now.

There's room for that.

I'm just warning and inviting in folks for whom that might not be the water they like to swim in

don't worry it won't be all that there'll be some of it though so it's all good okay I said

throughout Isaiah that's not quite,

it's all like second half that we're right here.

Right, which is why this app is in the second half of Isaiah.

We can, we already argued about which Isaiah it is, so we won't return to that conversation.

But we've got a series of maternal images. Brent is going to read those images, those texts to us and then we're going to bring some stuff out.

But before that, a little bit of a little pause, little definition of terms.

First question, this feels like catechism to me.

If we're talking about maternal images, that is imagery for a reason, right? Does God have a sex? My catacism says,

got a spirit and hath not a body like man, right? God doesn't have chromosomes, he doesn't have hormones right that doesn't have chromosomes he doesn't have

hormones he doesn't have body parts nor a body like woman thank you read I

feel so included I had to throw that in there I was you know I was lost I was alone I was wanton without being included so thank you.

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