Hello, I'm Michael Barber and this is my dear friend, Dr. Jim Prothrow, and we're here discussing

Galatians. This is our Bible study through this amazing epistle of St. Paul. We have reached

the final chapter of the epistle, Galatians chapter 6. And really glad to be back in the saddle. Just a little bit of inside baseball,

the last time we did an episode, we ended, maybe you might have noticed a little early,

because as we were in the middle of talking, the door opened up and they gave us some gestures

and it looked like there was some kind of emergency going on. There was a storm going on outside and so I thought, well, maybe it's raining.

So as soon as they said, cut or we're out or whatever they say, they said,

Dr. Pro Thro, Dr. Barber, you may need to get upstairs to your office.

Your offices have been flooded.

And we had already had an episode

earlier this year where some water got into the roof and he and I both have a lot of books.

And so we're really worried about our books. So anyway, it all turned out to be okay. And nothing

was seriously damaged, at least in our library. Our colleague, Scott Heffelfinger,

did lose a few books. But anyway, we're glad to be back and reading St. Paul together,

which is so much more enjoyable than filling buckets with water. Anyway, Paul says the following.

Brothers, if anyone is caught in any transgression,

you who are spiritual should restore him in a spirit of gentleness.

Keep watch on yourself lest you too be tempted, bear one another's burdens,

and so fulfill the law of Christ. For if anyone thinks he is something,

he is nothing. I'm sorry, if anyone thinks he is something when he is nothing, he deceives himself.

But let each one test his own work, and then his reason to boast will be in himself alone and not in his neighbor.

For each will have to bear his own load.

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