Previously, in Thomas in the Bible, we listened to a prayer of David as he tells the Lord

he is good, having not planned evil and having not spoken lies. He then asks for protection

from his enemies. After God delivers him from the hands of

Saul, he tells God that he loves him. God is said to have thundered and shot down lightning to the

earth. David tells God how powerful he is with God and how good God's dealings with him have been,

grants them blessings and kills their enemies for them. David tells us how he can walk in the valley of

darkness and not be fearful because he thinks God is with him. We finish up with David praising

God some more, with the Thomas Yon Count of three. Three seems to be the magic number with yon counts

as far as Yon counts go. go yeah i like to start off the show

with a cough what of it yeah i couldn't cough and drink water i you know before the show it's it's weird

you don't think about these things until you start recording it It's because I'm a poor broadcaster.

I like when people say poor.

It kind of makes sense.

I'm a really poor broadcaster.

Yeah, more coughing.

Okay, so we are on Pesolm 25 today. We're going to read 25 through 33. It's a lot of Pesalms.

And let's see, any news? Oh, I went on cognitive disinence, disinance, which I know a lot of my listeners listen to that show, and it was awesome.

It was really fun.

It was probably, I think it was the most laugh out loud, funny time I've been on them yet.

I give them a real hard time about everything.

I don't know why.

It just was in a ballbusty mood.

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