Last week on Thomas in the Bible. Paul keeps giving the Jews first ride of refusal

and converting to Jebus, but when they inevitably refuse, he abandons them and heads off

to the Gentiles. So the Jews bring him off to the Romans, who don't care about any of that, and let him go.

And it kind of goes off on a tangent from there, for like listening to my Aunt Frue, who went to Florida, because it's hot there.

Paul might die. Will he? Let's find out this week on Thomas and the Bible.

Hello, welcome to Thomas in the Bible. Yeah, thanks for the intro, Kevin. Kevin actually had a brain aneurysm during the intro from boredom.

And it went on for 20, 30 minutes. So I had to trim it back.

But, but yeah, thanks for the intros as usual. But I point taken, Kevin. I get it. The book is

boring. I understand, you know, but I'm going to keep going. I think to date,

I would be curious at the body count of this particular podcast. How many people have just,

just quit, just been like, nah, and just jumped off a bridge. Like, their full iPod, you know,

whatever it is, their iPhone,

iPod, depending on what era they were in, and headphones on, and they're in the middle,

maybe on a break or on lunch or something. And they're just like, no, can't do it. This,

the Bible's too boring and just jumped off a cliff. I don't know. I'm not sure how many people

that is. But to the dearly departed,

to those we've lost, thoughts and prayers, guys. But for the unlucky ones of us that are still

around here to go through the rest of this book, I bring you Acts 21 through 24. I got an axe to grind.

It's Acts 21 through 24.

And it came to pass that after we...

Okay, I'm still confused.

But this switches between we and I a lot.

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