Giday, I'm Gary Stevens.

And welcome to the third season of the History in the Bible podcast.

In this final season, I explore how the Jews and the Christians constructed new religions when they were

sent spinning into the void after the destruction of the temple. All of the history, about all of the books beyond the Bible.

Steve Guera, from the History in the Papersie podcast, and I, Gary, present another episode in our mini-series on the 12 prophets of the Old Testament.

In this episode, we tackle Obadiah and Jonah. We have no idea when they lived.

Obadiah is the least read book in the Bible for very good reason. Everyone thinks that Jonah is a story about a fish.

That is the least part of the story. Let us fill you in

on all the details that your Sunday school teacher left out. Welcome back to another exciting

episode of and collaboration between the History of the Papacy podcast and the History

and the Bible podcast.

I'm Steve.

And today, of course, I'm joined by Gary.

Gary, how are you doing?

I'm doing fine.

Today we are going to delve into our next group of minor profits, but they're not minor to us. They're major. And if you're

quite, if you've jumped in in the middle, I would suggest going back and listening to our other

episodes on the other minor profits and our introductory episode, you can also just listen to it today, too, because it's good, and then listen

to it again. Today, we are going to focus in on two spectacular minor profits. One you might be

more knowledgeable of, and the other one might be a new minor profit for your enjoyment.

Today we are talking about none other than Obadiah and Jonah.

So, Gary, let's talk a little bit about our dear friend Obadiah.

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