BIBLE31 - Obadiah

The Ten Minute Bible Hour Podcast

Matt Whitman

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🗓️ 14 February 2023

⏱️ 10 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome to the 10 Minute Bible Hour Podcast.
0:04.1	Right now we're going through the entire Bible to understand it is one big cohesive story.
0:08.6	We're covering one book each day, and this one's about Opadaya.
0:18.4	I had a question for you.
0:19.7	What is the most famous opening line of a fiction book that pops into your mind when I ask
0:25.8	you that question?
0:26.8	What do you got?
0:27.8	I may give you a couple of seconds to think about it.
0:28.8	One, one thousand, two, one thousand.
0:31.3	Did you come up with it?
0:32.3	Was the best of times.
0:33.3	It was the worst of times.
0:34.3	I'm not kidding.
0:35.3	I bet like half of you just said that out loud or mouthed it or thought it.
0:39.6	I don't know.
0:40.6	That's the right answer.
0:41.6	I haven't done a scientific study or anything.
0:44.1	But come on.
0:45.4	Everybody knows that one by Charles Dickens from his book, A Tale of Two Cities that dates
0:50.6	to somewhere in the mid 1800s.
0:54.0	That book, I think, is in part so famous because it's so easy to understand what the exercise
1:00.2	is going to be.
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