Who's on the right side of the surge protector?

Is a question that would only make sense to you if you listened to yesterday's episode

and is probably deeply confusing for those of you who are here for the first time ever.

Hi, by the way.

My name is Matt.

This is the 10-minute Bible Hour podcast.

We're working on the Book of Galatians, just chipping away at it a little bit every day.

You're good at math. You can see that this is like episode 100 and something, something. And we're only in Galatians chapter 3.

So it just takes a minute. I don't know. All the Bible is connected to a whole lot of the rest of the Bible.

And so you start working on stuff, especially stuff. This is dense theology, like what you get in the little book of Galatians.

And you're just going to, you can't help it.

You take these little rabbit trail, these little side jaunts all over the Bible.

And so it makes it take a little longer.

That's why we're only through two and a half chapters.

And that's why we're only in the middle of chapter

three here in episode 100 and whatever, 119? Is that what this one is? It's something like that.

It's a lot. So we're all here. Thanks for being here, whether you're new to the program,

whether you've been here for a long time. Yesterday, we were using this example of a surge

protector, right? What does a surge protector do? You plug it into

your wall and you turn it on and then if you have delicate electronic equipment that's expensive,

you plug that into the surge protector. And then if you get a lightning storm or something

goes weird with the grid and you get a whole bunch of power that your delicate, valuable electronic items could

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