All right, welcome back to another collaboration of the minis, micros, as I call them, and minis as Pete from the Days of Noah podcast calls them.

Pete, we got some time today to jump into a couple cool topics.

Glad to be with you again.

You as well, sir.

And yeah, on our show, we track them as many episodes just to keep them separate from the full episodes and number them accordingly.

And this one is about time, isn't it, Rod?

Yeah, I mean, we've had a couple interesting conversations off air.

And the idea of this hermeneutical hygiene that the, you know, that's the term the late

Dr. Chuck Missler came up with.

We all know what hermeneutics is, but Chuck would go above and beyond and say,

it's a hygiene thing. It's a constant effort to keep it clean, right? And there's just so much

honor that I have for him personally. So a bit of these mini series are going to be geared towards,

let's really look at what the words mean so that we actually understand the context,

so that we understand the scope of what's being said.

And I'm not insinuating any of us are outright ignorant or stupid here.

I'm just saying it's multi-layered.

So there's always more.

It's really a healthy exercise that a couple of you out there, I believe, are going to

maybe learn how to study your Bible better just from listening to a couple of these. So Pete,

we'll kick it off with time, right? This is once again a conversation we've had beyond the scenes.

It's a strange experience. I mean, I actually had to challenge myself, how do I deal with time? What's my

definition of it? What's my experience of it? Uneducated, right? Like, what does it feel like for me?

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