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Thomas, Thomas and the Bible.

Jesus decides to return to Judeaida to heal an old friend named Lazarus,

and maybe visit his sisters for some boom-che-a-pah-paw-pow foot-washing action.

Lazarus is dead by then, though, so he brings him back to life.

The resurrection finally convinces the Pharisees that there is some serious miracleing going on, so Jesus has to die. The resurrection finally convinces that there is some serious

miracleing going on, so Jesus has to die. Jesus has dinner with Lazarus, gets more foot-washing

action from the sisters, God endorses him from above, and Jesus won't judge you. Jesus and his

disciples then have Passover dinner, he shows them what foot-washing is all about, then hands Judas

over to Satan. He then says goodbye to his disciples.

He rambles on about how much he loves him and his father.

And that's about it, with a verily, verily count of six and a yon count of one.

All right, thanks for the intro.

Well, not that it matters to you, but this is a late one for me.

I spent most of the night preparing to release an awesome Matt Dillahunty episode over on atheistically speaking.

So check that out.

Also, during the process of that, I decided to have a couple drinks.

So that was a while ago, though.

So I'm feeling perfect.

I'm feeling good.

Like, not drunk, but just ready to go, ready to take on this Bibble. We're going to read John 15 through 18. And, yeah, it seems like a lot. Well, let's see if we can get through it. John 15. What if I read at this pace? I am the true vine and my father is the husbandman.

Every branch in me that beareth not fruit, he taketh away. And every branch that beareth fruit, he purgeth it,

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