Welcome to Bible Mysteries.

What if there are secrets in the Bible the world doesn't want you to know?

You're listening to Episode 189, the Ananaki from Babel to Abraham Part 2.

Now here are your hosts, Scott and John.

Music Hello and welcome. Hello and welcome once again to Bible Mysteries podcast. I'm Scott Mitchell. And I'm John Potts and this is the show that talks about things in the Bible. The world doesn't want you to know. Well, welcome back, John. You've been traveling. I have been traveling for the last month living in an RV.

So with two dogs. With two dogs. And by the way, it's not a large RV. It's a very small RV. So it's been a definite test of patience for both my wife and I, but we're doing good. We're actually enjoying the lifestyle. You're getting your trial. I can tell you right now. I know if I were to ever buy an RV, I know exactly what I do not want now. But you don't want. And certainly want to get one big enough for two large dogs. Yeah, two people and two dogs in a very small RV can be challenging. I can imagine. Well, there's some people that actually live full time in RVs. Oh, I see them all the time. They've learned how they have. They have these huge gigantic RVs with popouts on both sides. It's something that I could literally take the one that I'm in and stick it inside of theirs. Oh, they're popouts? Yeah. But now, it's actually a really cool lifestyle. I mean, the freedom of you can just hook up and go to somewhere else.

So people that work remotely, I can see it really being an appealing lifestyle.

Yeah.

So as long as they have access to Wi-Fi.

If you had a really cool mobile ministry, which, you know, I'm not saying I'm going to start this,

but I thought, man, if you moved from RV park to RV park every two weeks, you could, you know, when we first, the RV park we're in

right now, I walked up to the amenity center the first day we got there and there was five ladies in the meeting room having a Bible study. And I was like, that's kind of a cool idea to go from park to park. I don't know. Just stuff, you know.

You know, our friend Jeff Dotson, who is familiar and learning Hebrew, he travels in his work,

oftentimes to different states for some period of time. And he's always meeting people.

And next thing you know, they're starting Bible classes and things like that. So, yeah,

it's a real opportunity. Even if you just meet, even if you just have one Bible study, one or two, right? I think that that could be a great ministry because what's not being taught in churches, for the most part, I believe, is spiritual warfare. Yes. So a lot of people, if you just maybe strike up a conversation over a Bible study and say, hey, what do you think about spiritual warfare?

A lot of people are like, what are you talking about?

Or I don't know.

I've heard that, but I want to know more.

And it gives you an opportunity to show them maybe Genesis 6 and what's going on.

And, you know, the stuff that Paul talks about, we wrestle not against flesh and blood and have a whole conversation about something

that they maybe don't get on every other Sunday.

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