So, Welcome to another episode of 40 minutes in the Old Testament. I'm Daniel Henry Price joined by Chad Bird in Texas, but not underwater. What's up Chad? Not underwater. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Thankfully. Yeah. Yeah. We are we are in new Braunfels which is

Far enough in to where we escape the brunt of the storm, thankfully.

We've got some heavy winds and some constant rain for about three or four days, but we're

recording now on Tuesday after the hurricane was just this past weekend.

So as of this recording things are still very, very bad in Houston,

so we'll keep praying for for them and support them any

any way we can but right now where I'm sitting it's high and dry so we're all

all safe and sound here.

Yeah, that's good. I'm sure people were wondering if

Chad was in a boat or something.

Yeah, I was out cutting down gopher trees to build my arc. Yeah.

Keep me safe above the waters. No, I wasn't it wasn't too bad here. Of course, as we all know, as the world knows now.

Houston is underwater, so we'll be keeping track of our folks down there see see how things turn out. Yeah. All right well what are what are we going to be talking about in the book of exodus today?

No floods, no arks at least

at least not the floating kind.

We are in the middle of chapter 25 of exodus.

We introduced the lampstand, the golden lampstand or the menorah last time and we'll say a few more things about it

Before we make a transition to some of the other parts of the

the tabernacle like the the fabric itself what it's a what's role is.

There's a couple of interesting things about kind of the general

construction of the tavernacle itself. I'm not going to spend a lot of time with it

but point out a couple things and especially spend a few minutes talking about the veil, in particular the veil that

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