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Eric, we wrapped up Paul's letter to the Galatians last week.

Indeed.

And we told people we were going to start something else great, which is what we always do, but didn't tell them what it is.

So what are we going to be looking at today?

I bet you there was a few people that thought we'd be going back into a gospel, Dan, because it's been a while.

I mean, you know, we went through first and second Corinthians.

We went through Galatians.

I mean, it's been a while since we've been in the gospel.

But no, no, my friends, we are not going back into the Gospels just yet. We will. We'll go back there at some point. But no, we are continuing on the same path going directly from Galatians into

Paul's epistle to the Ephesian Church. Yes. And, you know, as is normal, I mean, we like to do a little bit of

introductory work for a new, new book, but not a whole lot. So what can we say? Well, from the beginning,

we can say that, yes, Paul wrote this letter. There's not really much question about that. It's

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