Well, here we have it, the final episode of Season 4 of why they did that.

We want to thank all our sponsors for this season, because without their support, this show

doesn't exist. So to types and symbols and their incredible passion and expertise in the

design area, to luminate for completely changing the game when it

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and their commitment to bringing the past to life in order to help us see where the future

leads, to Weimar Institute and their unapologetically

scientific and uncompromisingly biblical approach to education, and of course to amazing facts,

who amongst everything they are doing are preparing for an incredible evangelistic effort this year

in New York City.

We're going to leave links to everything all of them are doing in our show notes below,

so check them all out and stick around at the end of the episode for a special message from Elder

Wilson. We love you guys, and we hope this season has been a blessing to you all wherever you are in the world.

Here's to the adventures that await in season five. We'll see you there. I'm Dean Cullinane, and you're listening to Why They Did That, a show that explores the motivations of biblical characters and how their choices can guide yours.

I've often been asked by listeners of this show, which denomination of Christianity I personally subscribe to.

I'm a Christian, first and foremost, and I believe that

God has his faithful people in many different denominations of Christianity. Personally, I believe

that the doctrine and belief system of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is the closest to the

instructions of Scripture, and I believe that God has a special message

for this church to give to the entire world. Like most churches, the Seventh-day Adventist Church

has a structure of pastors and conference presidents and so on and so forth. And at the top of that,

albeit in not a very powerful position, lies the world church

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