Previously on Thomas in the Bible, we start by establishing that Santa always has three hopes, no more, no less.

Zechariah gives warnings to Jerusalem, but does seem to give some hope to the Israelites

in the form of the Messiah. Three episodes until the New Testament, or two, who knows, Thomas

is still deciding, with a Thomas yon count of three. Also a huge thank you to John P. for

generously donating to help me get my laptop back up and running.

Ah, so good to hear your voice, Harley, even though I know you're in tough circumstances and

have to record in silence pretty much,

but really good to hear that. And also, thanks to John P. John P. is great. So I want to absolutely

second that. Well, today for some reason we're reading the Bible, I guess. We've got Zechariah 8 through the end of Zechariah, so 8 through 14.

And then we just have Malachi, or Malachi.

I'll never know which it is.

Whatever.

And then we're done with the entire Bible.

Oh, no, sorry, there's an epilogue known as the New Testament that I think is,

I don't know, just gives you, you know, like, oh, what happened to these characters in the Old

Testament? It's like, this, you know, it's like Maliki went on, Malachi went on to, you know,

work at a gas station his entire life and became a meth addict and died

at the age of 33.

Moses went on, you know, it's going to be like a bunch of that.

Berkstrom, well, Berkstrom got really into the 60s and no one ever saw him again.

I think that's what it is.

More lines from stuff that, I don't know if anyone will know,

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