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Welcome. My name is Dan Hugar, librarian and research associate at the Acton Institute.

And today I'm joined by my colleague Anthony Bradley, distinguished research fellow here at the

Acton Institute. He is also a research professor of interdisciplinary and theological studies

at Kuiper College.

And today we'll be discussing his new book, God at Work, Loving God a Neighbor through the Book of Exodus.

This is from resource publications published earlier this year.

Anthony, welcome to acting line and thank you for being with us.

Thanks for having me.

So there, you've written a lot of books.

You've written a lot of books.

You have not written a book so focused on a particular book of the scriptures before.

What about Exodus made you want to do?

Like, why Exodus?

There's a lot of books to choose from.

There's what, 66,

Protestant Canon, I think. Is that right? Okay. Why Exodus? Yeah, great question. Again,

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