Hello and welcome again to Bible Mysteries podcast Mystery Mailbag. It's time to answer questions again from our listeners.

As you can see, I've got my mailbag hat on. And we're going to dive right into some of the

questions that you've been sending us through emails and through comments. We can't always get

to them quickly, and we're doing our best to catch up really still from a backlog as late as I guess September of this year.

So let's dive in. Our first question is from Kathy D. And Kathy writes, I've always thought it's strange

that God asked for Moses to remove his sandals when he was near Holy Ground. Always thought, well,

maybe God doesn't like dirty shoes, but kind of weird he would make a big deal ground. Always thought, well, maybe God doesn't like dirty shoes,

but kind of weird he would make a big deal from that. Now, with all this talk of grounding and being

barefoot on grass and such to receive earth energy, now I wonder if God wanted Moses' barefoot.

Hmm, interesting thought. Wasn't about dirty sandals, but about Moses' bare feet to receive God's holy energy.

Maybe there was something Moses was able to feel through his flesh by being near to God.

What do you think, Kathy D?

Well, that's a great question, Kathy. I never put those two together. It's an interesting thought there.

It's funny that the term holy ground only appears twice in the

scripture, both referring to the same event here in Exodus with Moses and also when it's repeated

in the book of Acts. I don't know if it's supposed to be an energy transmission thing or not.

I suspect that's not necessarily the case because we know that, for example, at Pentecost,

the Holy Spirit filled them, and they all began to speak with other tongues, and we don't know

whether they were wearing shoes or not. No mention was made of it being holy ground or anything like

that. But one passage did come to my mind when you asked the

question, and this is what I did tie into it. Paul writes in Romans 10, verse 15, and how shall they

preach except they be sent as it is written? How beautiful are the feet of them that preach the

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