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Hey, everyone. Welcome back to the Onscript podcast.

I'm Matt Lynch coming to you from Regent College in Vancouver.

And I'm a co-host along with Matt Bates, Drew Johnson,

Aaronheim, Chris Tilling, and Amy Brown Hughes, and Jules Martinez, Olivier.

And we're so grateful for all of you who tune in regularly and share the word about the podcast. I also wanted

to mention we've got another podcast called the Biblical World Podcast, and that's for those of you

who are interested in the physical settings of the Bible, archaeology, geography, culture,

historical backgrounds, all that good stuff. And I love listening to it.

And I'm not a co-host there, but I certainly enjoy learning. And so that's why we started

the podcast. There was nothing quite like it out there. So do check that out if that interests you.

And we also have a short run series that we did a little while ago called In Parallel,

and that's a separate podcast feed hosted by Brent Strawn,

and that's about the intersection of biblical poetry and contemporary poetry.

Another area of interest of mine, but Brent is way better at it. So in this episode,

we have Jay Richard Milton talking about his book Abraham Silence, and he's been a guest on

podcast before back in early days, so it's nice to be back with him. And we hope you enjoy this

episode.

Welcome, everyone.

Our guest today is Dr. J. Richard Middleton, professor of biblical worldview and exegesis at Robert S Wesleyan.

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