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Happy New Year, first 30 minutes of the new year.

New Year, new us, I guess, Eric.

I mean, I don't typically like that saying, but definitely a new year,

new kind of show. So I know that we had discussed that we were going to be, you know, starting

over in Matthew, and you're going to get, you know, we're going to have a guest on for each book,

and that is the plan. That, however, is going to be on hold until the first week of February.

So we're going to wait on that because we've got some other things, some video kind of things in the mix.

I won't make too many promises, but we're kind of trying to branch the show out.

But that will be happening.

But we didn't want to just not have shows during January.

And so what we decided to do is to do a handful of topical shows based on the New Testament,

some sort of theologically topical shows that are sort of like New Testament surveys of different sort of theological topics or doctrines.

And so that's what we're going to do.

The first of those that we're going to do today, and hopefully this is helpful to you guys,

as we are going to do the one that no one's ever debated, and I don't even know why we're doing it.

It makes no sense because everyone is pretty much agreed on this.

I'm sure you and everyone you know have just the exact same view of what the New Testament would

have to say about baptism. Have you debated anything more? No. I mean, in the entirety of my

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