Philemen, yeah,

Philemen, yeah.

Sometimes I just go out of my back porch and look at trees and birds and sunsets and I think about that wonderful

age in the history of film where you had a whole bunch of movies where some guy just wanted to be

left alone and maybe farm or something and have a family and be happy but then some jerk oppressors

came along and did something horrible to his town or to his house or to his family

and then he had nothing left so he decided to take up arms and overthrow the government and

destroy the oppressor and the soundtracks on those movies were always awesome and the movies

were always great because you knew exactly who the bad guy was because he was horrible

and obviously evil and you knew who the good guy was because the music always sounded cooler

when he was on and also he was fighting for justice and what was right and for freedom. And I'm

not even joking. I really do miss those movies. They made me very happy. I went to watch the

granddaddy of all of those movies the other day with my kid. Braveheart,

man, I guess you age any movie 30 years or so, and you're going to see a little bit of campiness and

some sensibilities of a bygone age. But for the most part, that held up. And let me tell you what

really held up. That soundtrack, my goodness, the Braveheart music.

Woo! Maybe it's in my blood, but it stirs me deeply.

Yeah. The

The I love those kind of movies. And if you feel any affection for those kind of movies,

or maybe even if you don't, I think you're going to love what we cover the next few days,

which is the stuff

between the Old Testament and the New Testament. When you get to the end of the Old Testament,

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