Hey everybody it's Matt. This is the 10 minute Bible Hour podcast and let me just start by saying

Jeffrey Foote great job on the Plinking Bone Sounds outro yesterday. You all don't get to know this but when I sent Jeff

my little file that I recorded yesterday right at the end after the stuff that I

said to you that sounded like the end there was a secret bonus part of the file where I'm like

hey Jeff can you do something like with the xylophone plinky bone sounds because I think

it'd be really fun and he went above and beyond and made a little version of his

outro music that had the Plinky Bones sound that we're talking about because of

this passage in Matthew 27 where people come back to life after the graves

were split open after Jesus dies on the cross.

And you know, it just, it's one of these moments where I just want to pause and say,

it's the little things, isn't it?

Great job, Jeffrey.

Thank you for making the Plinky Bone sounds.

We're talking about the Plinky Bones yesterday and the sound that it makes when

skeletons reassemble in animation.

Because we're considering the idea that this notion of resurrection, which sometimes you hear people say,

that was a brand new thing in the New Testament. This was novel. It would have really pushed people. Well, we're considering

the fact that no, it wasn't novel. The idea that resurrection was somehow the end game

of all of this stuff that God was doing, his Redemptive plan to defeat death.

That was a very old idea, baked into the firmware of the Old Testament.

Mixed metaphor!

Because going all the way back to the very beginning. The problem that has to be undone

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