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Hi, friend. This is Janet Partial. Thank you so much for downloading this podcast, and I hope you hear something that's going to encourage equip, edify, and get you out there in the marketplace of ideas. But before you start listening, let me just take a moment if your time, please, and tell you about this month's Truth Tool. It's called Idiotic Things People Did in the Bible by my friend Ray Comfort. It's really marvelous. It's funny, but it's also pithy. And by that, I mean, he points out the brutal mistakes that people make throughout the scriptures. I mean, you would think that seeing the Red Sea split in two or watching fire fall from heaven or hearing the audible voice of God would cause somebody to behave better wisely. Oh, no, that's not the case. And what Ray does in his inimitable style is he tells you

the Bible story and then he makes us listen to the story within the story, which is a wake-up call

for you and me. The same temptations that were common to the saints of older, the same temptations

we deal with today. The same thing that causes us to sin then, causes us to sin now. And really and truly, we can end

up being idiotic in our behavior choices if we don't understand that God is holy, he is merciful,

and he is not to be trifled with. This is a book for the ages. It's a wonderful Bible story book,

and it includes questions for reflection and discussion, but even more importantly, it makes you do a deep

dive into where you are spiritually and whether or not you would fall into that idiotic category or not.

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Welcome to In the Market with Janet Parshall. Today's program is where Janet and her husband Craig takes up of the stories making headlines this week and offer their insight and analysis.

Before they get started, let's take a quick look back at some of the highlights from the week.

I discovered the fact that Smith College achieves a certain number of million per year,

about $212 million a year in federal funding.

They are under no obligation to accept federal funding,

but if you accept federal funding, you are subject to federal law. And Title IX says

there is to be no discrimination on the basis of sex in publicly funded education. It says

nothing about gender identity. And for too long, we've seen the federal government expand that

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