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Eric, it's an exciting day because we are starting a new book.

A book that I have been looking forward to going through for a long, long time. We're

finally starting the last of the Gospels, the one that we have not yet touched. And yet probably,

I mean, it's got to be the most well-known gospel, at least

in the broader world, right? I mean, or at the very least, it has the most well-known

verse in all of the gospels. And of course, we're talking about the gospel of John. Yeah, so

John is, in fact, my favorite gospel. And so it's interesting that out of all the gospels, we were doing it last, so we've covered Matthew, Mark, and Luke, and now we are, in fact, covering the gospel according to St. John.

And, yeah, so this is exciting because, you know, we've been in the epistles for a while.

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