Welcome back to the Forgotten Jesus podcast with Rob Egalty.

My name is Andrew Bolton.

We are glad to have Colin F. Wood back.

Yes, sir.

I'm glad to be back.

You didn't replace me, did you?

We did for two weeks, but it's okay.

We're just glad you're back.

Not a replacement. It was a fill-in. Yes, it was a filling. He did great, though. No, he did good, but not as good as Colin. I mean, who is it? Colin was on location scoping out potential ministries to take Bibles to kids and students all over the world. Oh, awesome. Awesome. important things.

That's awesome.

Yeah, no, TJ Joy filled in for you.

He did a great job.

Okay, so pastor today, or last episode we were talking about the Tanakh. Today, we're going to start off talking about why the order of the books are important. Yeah. And why the Tanakh section of Scripture of the Old Testament is important for us to know.

Because up to this point, if you're skeptical, you're thinking, why the long podcast on the Torah,

the Neviim, the Kedavim, the law, the prophets, the writings.

If you know that, then you're going to know something in the New Testament that I'm going to teach you today.

And I'm going to go out of record and say, Andrew, this is going to be new for you.

Oh, let's go.

And it's going to be new for Colin. Ooh, right, here we go. It's hard to teach anything new to Colin because he's heard a lot. Okay. Now, one of the things we're going to kind of establish is, and I said this before, different gospels are trying

to teach different themes to prove certain things to their audience, right? Right. So Luke is writing

to a Hellenistic Greek audience, Mark's writing to a Roman audience, trying to prove Jesus is,

you know, Lord and Savior like Caesar. Caesar's not Lord,

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