Jeff Tiegs

And the snake, the serpent, and people are, I'll murder it.

Nachish, I think, is the Hebrew term, is a serpent.

And it means a slithery snake, but it also means this concept of deception and lies.

And you see that throughout the Bible.

and through this Bible story.

But we also see the serpent and the devil that has embodied the serpent change to something else called tannin, which is a dragon.

So I don't know if this creature came to Eve looking like a snake or if this creature came to Eve looking like a dragon.

But my gut tells me it looked like a dragon and it was a dragon, a serpent like dragon.

And the Hebrew Bible calls it a serpent because that was the point of it was deception.

The point of it was not fear and chaos, which is what's embodied with this Tanin dragon.

So again, now we go back to this thought experiment of a man and

stood next to his wife as she was approached by a dragon, a dragon, and he did nothing.

And we have been trying to right that wrong ever since.

So that's the next book, Sinai, I'll share.

Again, it's an extension of all of that.

But all of this sits heavily upon just that journey and that work of that first book, which was just the first of many.

Well, thanks, Mick.

And I tell you what, what what I appreciate about it is I'm blissfully ignorant.

Right.

Like I'm not a theologian.