Well, greetings and welcome to the Divine Line. My name is James White coming to you from somewhere in the road with, in the state, with the roads that want to kill you.

Yes, a great state of Louisiana, some of the greatest people you will ever meet. And I think the reason they are so nice and so giving is they have to rescue each other on the road every day.

Yesterday was fun.

Okay, not really.

It was a mess.

But anyway, speaking this evening and then tomorrow night, we've got the debate at Trey Fisher's Church here in the Calhoun area.

And we have a debate tomorrow evening.

And that will be at 6 o'clock central time.

So 7 o'clock Eastern time.

It will be live streamed.

If you're in the area, of course, you're welcome to come on out.

I believe it's exit 103, if I recall correctly, on the 20.

And just off the road there.

And let's see here.

When the wife texts you right to begin the program, you still check it out.

Just in case, you've got to keep track of what's going on.

Anyway, debate tomorrow night with A.K. Richardson on the exegesis of Romans 9, I can tell you right now.

It's going to focus on the presuppositional starting places that you have.

I'm going to argue that if you take Paul's doctrine of God and Paul's doctrine of man that has been laid out clearly in

his writings.

Doctrine of God more outside of Romans, but it's certainly implied in Romans, but certainly

what is said about the deadness of man in sin, his inability in Romans 1 and 3 and 8,

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