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Eric, it is time for you and me and the listener to journey into a new book.

It is indeed. We just finished second Peter, and that went so fast, man.

When I think about the way that we started this off, Matthew lasted a long time, man.

And Matthew's a big book, 28 chapters, you know, and then, you know, we go on the Romans,

and then we went on the Acts and we went on the Romans. And then the last two, we're just like

Zoom on First Peter, second Peter. And it will probably be the same way with this book

that we're going into today. We are entering into Paul's letter to the church in Philippi, the Philippian letter.

It's a short letter. It's only four chapters, but each chapter has, oh, between 20 and 30

verses in it, so it's not so short that we won't have plenty of content to talk about

as we move our way through this book. A couple just details

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