Now, if we're honest, reading the Bible consistently can be a challenge, but know that it's never too late to start and we're in this together.

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And here's your host, Emma, daughter.

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Today, we are reading the Book of Nahum.

But before we jump in, I have a quick announcement.

And it is that we are looking for volunteers to

serve on both our resources team and editing team with Join the Journey. The resources team is made

up of people who love writing and have a good grasp on the Bible in theology. And then the editing

team is people with similar qualifications, but primarily people who love editing. They're attentive to

details. We have people who are former English teachers, attorneys, and even a few accountants.

Those accountants, they are attentive to detail, and they know grammar. So if that's you, if you're

interested, we would love it if you jumped in to serve with us later this fall. So we will

put the link in the episode description.

You can get more information or apply.

But all of that said, we've got to talk about Nahum.

Nahum, it's a short book in the Old Testament.

Only three chapters.

It's mostly a prophecy about the city of Nineveh.

And if Nineveh sounds familiar, it's because that's the same city

that our guy Jonah preached to about 150 years earlier. But back then, during Jonah's day,

the people repented and turned back to God. But now in Nahum's time, they had definitely

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