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Hey everyone, welcome back.

I want to start this week with a little shout out to my son Rowan, who sometimes listens to our podcast.

So Rowan, if you're listening, hello.

And you were actually the genesis of a thought that connected to what I want to study this week.

So just to back up so far this course, this, this, this season, we've been looking at these Old Testament symbols that indicate God's presence, that show up when God's doing something in the lives of the people in the

Old Testament, and then, of course, in our own lives. So we've looked at wind or breath as the first

symbol, then we looked at water, and then we looked at fire. And the fourth symbol shows up right at the

beginning of the Old Testament, actually in a verse where we caught our first symbol.

But before I read that, here's Rowan, what you inspired in me.

I was, Rowan's my son that is always interested in just random information.

He's our facts guy.

And recently he's been telling me some information from astrophysical information about space and that's very far outside my area of expertise. So I love when he tells me these. Neil deGrasse Tyson is a physicist,

astrophysicist does podcasts and YouTube videos and I think he's gotten a couple of those. So

anyway, I can't

remember why I had one of those kind of websites open. Maybe I was looking for something, but I

came across this article that was called, So We Are Made of Star Dust. And there was an interview

with an astrophysicist. This isn't Neil deGrasse Tyson, but someone else.

And in the interview, that person said, this is a quote,

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