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Hello and welcome to the She reads Truth podcast where we open our bibles and talk about the

beauty, goodness and truth we find there. I'm your host Amanda Bible Williams and I'm your

other host Rachel Bible Myers. That's right. And we are so excited to kick off our Daniel series

with week one. Today we have Nancy Guthrie joining us. Nancy is a friend of ours but even before

she was a personal friend of ours, I was reading her books and appreciating her solid bible teaching.

She just released a book. God does His best work with empty, which is solid. I highly recommend that.

And then Nancy also teaches these biblical theology workshops for women and we're going to link

to that in our show notes and she's also going to talk about it a little bit more at the end of the

episode. But until then we are starting our Daniel series. This is such a great book. We're really

excited about this episode. Let's just get right to it. So I love reading books of the Bible.

I know we just finished the presence of God series and I also love doing these topical studies

and digging in and actually discovering what God's word says about the things that we think we know.

His word says. That's my favorite. Yeah. That's the last two of us trying to read a plain about this.

It's probably going to go something like so and so and then we're like oh yeah.

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