Last week on Thomas in the Bible, I was still on vacation, but now I'm back and jet-lagged.

Maybe that's why I'm yawning so much, or could it have been Hebrews and James?

Actually, the Pesol gets me all nostalgic with tunes from my youth telling me,

and...

Don't stop, believe it.

And...

Or else you'll go to hell.

He says hi to Timothy, and we are finally done with the Pissal.

Yeah, don't let the bear hit you on the way out.

We get a start in on James, written by A. James, who does not appear to be a conservative one-percenter.

Have faith, and don't be rich.

There's only eight more shows left in the Bible, so make sure you get your vote in for what

Thomas will suffer through next. But in the meantime, let's see what's up this week in Thomas

and the Bible.

Wow, what production value. What work that went into it. I guess Kevin had to prove that

the only reason his intros were a bit rocky was

because he was on vacation, recording on location in some unknown place. I don't know. I forget where.

But that was coming back with a vengeance, pulling out all the stops. Maybe he went on a vacation

that was like a retreat to intro recording school.

He's just come back with all these new tricks. But simultaneously, I'm sure he's costing me

several lawsuits with the copyrighted material he played on my podcast. But what can you do?

I'll get sued out of existence. That's okay. I can deal with it.

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