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Today I am joined by Adam Francisco, Bruce Hillman and my father, Scott Keith, as we do our final episode on our little mini-series, our month-long Sola series on the Alones of the Reformation.

If you're listening for the first time, the solas of the Reformation are these alone phrases that you've probably

heard before, like grace alone, faith alone, on account of Christ alone, and this time we are

doing scripture alone. And we've been taking turns hosting these episodes,

and it is time for Adam Francisco,

who is the most professional host now.

He's the most... He's got his own show.

You have the most hosting experience outside of me in this room,

and so...

In this digital room.

And so Adam is going to host our episode on Scripture alone.

I wanted to just say good morning to you, comrades.

I just had an off the air discussion about communism.

This is an comrade.

Combrats.

So our last episode was Solus Christus.

And I think, and maybe even the earlier ones, we've talked about when these, these doctrines slash slogans started to appear.

And interestingly, Solis Scripura, I think you're going to actually date very early in the Lutheran Reformation.

Between Luther's debate with, or his audience with Cardinal Cuyatin or Cajitin,

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