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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2021 · 1H 18M

Episode 4- Lazarus, Come Forth!

from The Burros of Berea Podcast

On the Tuesday after Palm Sunday, Andy, Billy, Ralph and Rick got back in the studio (with the doors open) to discuss one of the most amazing stories found in the Bible. In John Chapter 11 we hear about a man named Lazarus that was dying. Lazarus's sisters, Martha and Mary, sent out an urgent message to Jesus to come and heal him. Jesus didn't come. We find a unique verse in regard to this family. It said that Jesus LOVED Lazarus, and his sisters Martha and Mary. Although Jesus is close to this family by the time he arrives in their town of Bethany it's too late. Lazarus had been dead for four days and was buried in a tomb. When Martha hears that Jesus had arrived she ran out to him and cried out desperately "If you had been here my brother wouldn't have died!" Then Jesus does something no one expects. By this point in the stage of this podcast we discovered that the name Bible Babble already existed. So we were back to square one, however if you listen carefully you'll here Billy stumble across something that stuck with us. You'll also hear us mention dogs and ambulances. Fortunately they never made it on the recording. We hope you enjoy this episode! Please tell others about us! And as always, thanks for supporting our podcast!

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