Okay, if you guys are tuning in on today's show and you're watching on YouTube, which is about, I don't know, maybe, maybe half of the people, it depends on the episode that watch the podcast or listen to the podcast watch on YouTube.

Obviously, you see we are in a new studio. It looks like mashed up butthole right now.

But it will be looking good soon.

I have hired a perfect design co to design a studio for us here, and we're hard at work.

I am suggesting a lot of things to my interior designer, and I've realized her job is to very gently tell me my ideas

suck and just go with her ideas so I'm sure it's going to look great in the end we're

working on it thank you guys for being here if you're this is Monday meeting if you're

new to Monday meeting this is where we are going through different books of the Bible.

Did you know that the Holy Bible isn't just one book?

It's actually multiple books.

Yeah.

A lot of people don't know that.

They think the Bible is just one book.

It's multiple books.

We're going through right now the book of Acts, and we're going to be in Acts chapter 8 and probably 9 today,

but I do want to discuss this, the textual, the textual, how do you say that word? Textual.

Textual.

Textual differences today.

I want to discuss that because I've been doing over the last week, because we ended last Monday meeting talking about verse here in chapter 8, 37, 37 verse 37 is missing from my English standard version and it is in the King James version and in the NASB it's in brackets it's in

brackets so we ended talking about that.

So over the last week, I've probably spent four or five hours trying to get a basic understanding of how we got the translations that we got and why there are big portions of text missing.

In John, for instance, did you guys know one of those portions of text that is debatable

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