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Music provided by Joseph McDade.

Here's your host, Dr. Jack Logan. Welcome to the ancient tradition. I'm your host,

Jack Logan. It's a beautiful day outside. And it's a beautiful inside here too. It's a great day to

dive into amazing theology. the amazing theology that was taught

by the ancients around the world. So welcome to all of you, long-time listeners and new listeners.

It's great to have all of you along for today's episode. As you listen to these episodes,

seriously consider what the ancients taught, because you're going to find that this is the most

amazing theology that can be found anywhere among human beings. And that speaks to me of a divine

source. In our last episode, we learned from the ancients that the primordial hill that rose out of the

waters of chaos was no ordinary

hill of sand or dirt. We learned that it was a very special and important hill. In that episode,

we briefly touched on some of the reasons why this hill was so important. But for the next

couple of episodes, we're going to take a deep dive into the ancient

text and learn as much as we possibly can about this hill, because as you're going to see over

the coming months, this hill is the nucleus around which revolves the entirety of the ancient tradition.

So it's best that we can learn as much as we possibly can about this

important hill. To get a better feel for the importance of what we're going to talk about in

today's episode, we need to begin by taking a slight step backwards and look into what the

ancient text tell us God said right before commanding the chaotic elements to order

themselves into the primordial hill. I've mentioned what I'm about to read on the program before,

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