Rick Strassman

And the townspeople say no.

We want your guests.

It's a really grim story.

It's an incredible detail.

That's what kind of helps me understand the world that the text is describing is the amount—

There's the amount of detail that goes into the description of the interactions and the conversations and their movements.

Yeah, so those two virgin daughters and Lot survive.

They commit incest.

And from that union was David.

King David came from that union, ultimately.

And from King David comes the Messiah.

So it's this very strange lineage story.

yeah what were they writing down yeah what well they were describing what was happening apparently at some level it was happening and they were writing it down very strange what do you think the resurrection is the resurrection that's a good one i don't know uh it's not really described in the hebrew bible it's not uh not clearly ever no really yeah is that surprising

I don't know.

In the Christian Bible, it is.

Well, there is resurrection.

You know, there are some narratives of resurrection in the Hebrew Bible, that there's Elijah resurrects or Elisha resurrects a dead child.

You know, the bones of one of these prophets helps somebody else become resurrected.

Really?

The bones do?