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Speaker 1: Well, hello and good afternoon everyone.

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Speaker 2: I do hope we're not too late for Tea.

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Speaker 1: Natasha.

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Speaker 3: Is it true just had any money for a good lawyer?

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Speaker 4: Harold Peabody. There is nothing more mysterious.

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Speaker 5: Than love, I miss Jean. Join me on a trip

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to Discovery Mountain, where the air is clear, clear enough

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to hear your imagination, and where every day is an

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exercise in faith. Join me for today's expedition. Yesterday had

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its share of ups and downs for both the staff

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at Discovery Mountain Camp and some of the kids as well.

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Joyce Holt decided to work on being a better, more

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hands on camp director, which is good, but she's increasingly

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worried that her brother James wants her job and that

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mister Simon wants to give it to him. The campers

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love the new costumes mister Garcia god for this year's

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drama production, and they were especially impressed with the camel,

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but they weren't so impressed with.

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Speaker 6: The Bible story.

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Speaker 5: They weren't convinced that the story of Eliezar the Servant

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is worth doing. But perhaps no one had a better

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or worse day than Hattie. Most of the kids seemed

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bored by making clay teacups. At the end of the day,

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she was in tears, but that's exactly when James showed

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up and told her he wanted to court her. News

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like that is hard to keep secret in a place

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like Discovery Mountain Camp. This morning, people in the cafeteria

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are already beginning to talk. Let's join up. Everyone in

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today's episode called the extra mile.

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Speaker 7: Chaplain Jake, I'm going back for another cinnamon rule.

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Speaker 3: No, you're not logan.

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Speaker 8: You mean we can't have seconds.

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Speaker 1: I mean you.

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Speaker 3: Can't get another cinnamon roll unless you've got one for

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me too.

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Speaker 8: Chapelain, Jake, have you heard heard one? Harold James is

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taking Miss Hattie to court? What why would he do that?

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Speaker 9: Yeah?

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Speaker 1: I thought James liked Hattie.

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Speaker 10: Go ask Miss Natasha if you don't believe me. I

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just heard her talking to her cabin about it.

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Speaker 5: I will meanwhile, over at Miss Natasha's cabin's table.

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Speaker 2: But doesn't it seem kind of, you know, weird?

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Speaker 11: I was thinking more old fashioned.

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Speaker 4: Brianna Hayley's right, it's definitely old fashioned.

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Speaker 12: But it does confirm my suspicion that they liked each other.

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Speaker 2: I think it's all weird, Natasha, is it true?

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Speaker 6: What can we do?

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Speaker 2: Does?

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Speaker 3: How do you need money for a good lawyer?

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Speaker 6: What are you talking about? Jake James is taking her

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to court? This is a disaster, Jake, deep breass. No

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one's going to court.

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Speaker 12: James is Wait, James is the one.

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Speaker 3: Going to court.

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Speaker 6: No, Jake James is going to court Hattie.

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Speaker 1: But why what did she do?

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Speaker 8: This is a wait? Could you just see that again?

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Speaker 6: James is going to court Hattie.

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Speaker 3: Huh, Courter, Well that's different.

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Speaker 8: This is not a disaster after all.

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Speaker 6: Huh, it's a it's some weird yeah.

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Speaker 3: I mean no, No, it's been fatal.

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Speaker 13: It's old fashioned, old fashioned, it's positively Victorian.

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Speaker 6: Let's finish up breakfast everyone. We need to finish straightening

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up our cabin before you're all due in the drama tent?

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Speaker 5: And what does everyone think? Over at Cyrus and Addison's table.

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Speaker 7: It reminds me of a Victorian novel you'd find on

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a dusty backshelf from the library.

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Speaker 8: I guess, aren't you interested?

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Speaker 7: Cyrus?

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Speaker 8: This is a big deal, Addison. They're just dating.

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Speaker 7: This is a way bigger deal than dating.

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Speaker 8: They're courting courting dating. It's the same thing.

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Speaker 7: No, no, it isn't. James and Hattie are serious. They

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might get married.

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Speaker 12: Addison, can you please talk about something else?

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Speaker 7: Sorry, Lily, I forgot you don't like anything romantic. Just

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wait a few years.

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Speaker 11: You might change your.

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Speaker 12: Mind, Madison. How could you say such a thing?

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Speaker 2: How's are Cyrus? We're going to the lake today, right?

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Speaker 14: That's right, Jackson, James's organizing. Can you races? This is

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gonna be awesome?

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Speaker 15: The lake comes later, guys, First we have drama, then

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the activities tent with miss Hattie.

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Speaker 14: H great, play about some servant dude, and then play

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time with Clay.

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Speaker 2: This day from awesome to awful?

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Speaker 1: M maybe not?

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Speaker 2: What do you mean.

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Speaker 1: Jackson?

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Speaker 14: My men. Between the two of us, I'm sure we

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can find ways to make our own fun.

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Speaker 6: Oh there's Joyce. Go on ahead, everyone, follow Addison to

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the cabin. Hey, Joyce over here?

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Speaker 9: What can I do for you? Natasha? Do you need

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a schedule?

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Speaker 13: Change?

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Speaker 9: More blankets in your cabin? Do you have a problem

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Speaker 6: I don't need anything, Joyce, but thanks for asking.

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Speaker 9: Are you sure it's my job to meet the needs

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of all staff?

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Speaker 6: Wow, you're really in camp director mode, aren't you.

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Speaker 9: I followed the plan step by step. After all, I'm

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the camp director, and that means staying on top of

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any problems.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I suppose.

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Speaker 9: So that's why I was just in the kitchen going

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through menus and a supplies list with Cook.

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Speaker 6: We shouldn't be running out of it anything yet. Camp

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Speaker 9: As I said, I need to stay on top of

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things so I can prevent problems before they occur.

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Speaker 6: Well, I hope you got one of Cook's delicious cinnamon

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rolls while you were in the kitchen.

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Speaker 9: No, actually, I guess I was too busy to think

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about eating.

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Speaker 6: Too busy to eat a freshly baked cinnamon roll. Are

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Speaker 11: Yes?

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Speaker 9: Of course. Why what have you heard? Who thinks I'm

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not okay?

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Speaker 6: No one, I haven't heard anything.

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Speaker 9: Oh good. In that case, what did you call me

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Speaker 6: I wondered what you thought about James and Hattie.

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Speaker 9: About them courting. It's fine.

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Speaker 6: I admire how thoughtfully they're going about this. Not very modern,

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but very wise, I suppose. So you don't sound very excited.

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Speaker 9: I don't. Well, no one was really surprised by this,

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were they not?

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Speaker 6: Really? I think we all could tell that your brother

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and Hattie liked each other.

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Speaker 9: There you have it. Now, if you don't mind, I

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better get going. I plan to visit each area of

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Speaker 6: Are you still worried about James replacing you as camp director?

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Speaker 2: Maybe?

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Speaker 6: I honestly don't think there's any reason to be. You're

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doing a great job.

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Speaker 9: It's nice of you to say so.

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Speaker 2: I mean it.

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Speaker 6: After all, who else would be so serious about checking

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supplies that they forget to eat one of Cook's cinnamon rolls.

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Speaker 9: Excuse me, Missus Donovan, but I must get back to

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Speaker 6: Missus Donovan Toyce never calls me that. What is going

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Speaker 4: Hey, Harold, hang on a minute.

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Speaker 10: What's up, Jennet? We're headed to drama class and I

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don't want to be late.

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Speaker 4: I know what we can make our podcast about mountain mysteries.

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Of course, mountain mysteries. What other podcasts would I be

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talking about?

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Speaker 8: That's not what I meant. I know what our podcast

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Speaker 9: Good for a moment, I wasn't too sure about you.

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Speaker 10: What I meant was what mystery are we going to investigate?

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Speaker 12: What are the two topics that are sure to grab

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people's attention?

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Speaker 9: Uh?

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Speaker 8: Video games in soccer?

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Speaker 12: No Harold, that's what you're interested in.

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Speaker 9: I'm talking about the listeners out there.

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Speaker 10: Okay, what two topics grab listeners' attention?

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Speaker 4: According to Brianna, his mom, and she should know because

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she's a journalist, the answer is current events and human

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interest stories.

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Speaker 8: Okay, do we have any of those?

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Speaker 16: Harold?

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Speaker 12: Weren't you listening in there?

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Speaker 4: Everyone in the cafeteria was talking about James and Hattie?

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Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I talked about them too.

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Speaker 8: I'm sure glad James isn't suing.

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Speaker 16: Hattie suing her?

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Speaker 9: Why would he do that?

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Speaker 17: He's not.

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Speaker 10: I just thought, well, you know the whole courting thing.

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Speaker 4: That's what I'm talking about. You are the whole courting thing.

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We could do a whole podcast about it. In fact,

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we could possibly do a whole series.

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Speaker 8: Of podcasts about James and Hattie.

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Speaker 3: Not just them.

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Speaker 12: We could interview other people.

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Speaker 10: Too, Uh, Jennet, As you reminded me yourself, our podcast

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is called Mountain Mysteries.

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Speaker 8: Where's the mystery? Here?

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Speaker 12: Where's the mystery?

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Speaker 4: Harold Peabody, There is nothing more mysterious than love.

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Speaker 1: Hmm?

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Speaker 5: Is Jenet right? Think about it and we'll be back

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after this sharp break. Let's join the campers in the

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drama tend.

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Speaker 2: Hugo rehearsals about a start.

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Speaker 18: So tell me what you meant about making your own fun.

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You're gonna stick inside the fake rock again.

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Speaker 1: Just watch Jackson. You'll see.

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Speaker 17: All right, campers, you all have your parts. So let's

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get started, Uncle Ethan. Yes, Hugo, who's going to work

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the camel? Oh? I forgot about that. It'll be a

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tight fit, but I guess I'll have to do it.

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Speaker 1: I'll do it.

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Speaker 8: You're one of the camel drivers.

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Speaker 14: You have enough camel drivers. You need a camel, and

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I can easily fit inside it.

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Speaker 8: Okay, thanks, Hugo.

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Speaker 18: Hugo, what are you doing? Why would you want to

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be a camel? The camel doesn't even have any lines?

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Speaker 1: Of course, it doesn't have any lines. It's a camel,

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So why do you want to be stuck inside it?

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Because this camel is going to have a lot of fun.

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Speaker 17: Cyrus, you're Abraham, and I believe you have the first line.

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Speaker 8: Yes, but I have a question.

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Speaker 15: First, why did Abraham ask Eliezer to go so far

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away to find a wife for Isaac?

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Speaker 8: There were people a whole lot closer.

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Speaker 13: My question is why couldn't Isaac find his own wife.

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Speaker 7: Yeah right, Haley. Look at James and Hattie. They're recording,

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which means they're the ones deciding why that they should

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get married.

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Speaker 6: Are you sure? One of the differences between courting and

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dating is that families are usually involved.

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Speaker 11: They are.

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Speaker 7: That's so weird.

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Speaker 6: Not really. Our idea of dating is relatively new.

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Speaker 7: Dating isn't new.

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Speaker 6: Actually it is.

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Speaker 3: In Abraham's time, the families always arranged the marriages. Why chaplain, Jake,

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Because marriage isn't just between two people.

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Speaker 12: Of course it is.

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Speaker 6: You have a bride and a groom. That's two people.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, but marriage is also joining two families.

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Speaker 6: When Jake and I got married, the Simon and Donovan

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families became intertwined.

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Speaker 3: Our wedding didn't turn out at all like we'd expected.

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Speaker 6: No, thanks to have fire. But you know what els

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didn't turnout is expected? What's that our marriage?

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Speaker 8: Natasha?

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Speaker 1: Jake?

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Speaker 3: Jake?

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Speaker 6: Because it turned out even better than expected?

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Speaker 3: Oh first I was mad at you, and no, no,

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I see you were being sweet.

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Speaker 7: So let's get back to this family's being involved thing.

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What's that about?

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Speaker 3: Well, for most of history, parents chose partners for their children.

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That would you know, strengthen the family. Usually someone with

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a similar background shared values.

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Speaker 13: But couldn't Isaac have done that himself?

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Speaker 3: Well, not necessarily. Men and women didn't usually mix in

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those societies, and Isaac may not have known many of women.

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Speaker 13: I still can't believe they actually trusted their families to

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find someone for them.

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Speaker 3: Isaac trusted that his father loved him and wanted the

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best for him.

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Speaker 17: Hayley, You've got to remember that back then, these arrangements

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were based on duty and respect for the family's decision.

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It's just the way things were done.

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Speaker 9: Duty in respect, that's all.

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Speaker 1: So Isaac didn't love Rebecca.

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Speaker 17: Well, the idea was that love would grow after marriage.

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Speaker 6: Oh wonder, No one does that anymore.

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Speaker 9: Actually they do.

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Speaker 7: What are you talking about, Jennett?

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Speaker 4: They still do arranged marriages in Ethiopia, where I was born.

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Speaker 12: It's pretty cold in my tribe, Yampara.

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Speaker 4: Now that's definitely don't say weird.

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Speaker 2: I wasn't going to I was gonna say interesting.

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Speaker 13: That's why it's so hard to understand the story because

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almost no one in America does arrange marriages.

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Speaker 6: My granddad has always that his marriage was arranged.

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Speaker 4: Why why, mister Tasha that sounds like a great story.

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Harold and I have to interview mister Simon for our

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podcast so we can ask him about it.

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Speaker 12: Can you call him for us?

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Speaker 6: Share it, Janet?

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Speaker 17: But first we need to get this practice going.

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Speaker 5: Ugh.

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Speaker 12: Finally, I thought we'd never finished talking about icky romantic stuff.

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Speaker 2: And get used to it. Kid, that's what the whole

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play is about.

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Speaker 12: Stop calling me, kid.

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Speaker 8: Can we focus? Please?

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Speaker 12: Yes, mister Garcia.

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Speaker 5: For the next hour, the campers did just that. They

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focused on their scripts and learning their lines. But part

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of acting is understanding the story that you're telling, and

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it's especially important to understand the stories in the Bible.

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Every one of them has valuable lessons for us, even

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if the lessons may not seem clear at first. Soon

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the campers had more questions.

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Speaker 17: Okay, let's go over that part again, Logan, But my

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Lord Abraham, what if the woman I choose is unwilling

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to come back to this land with me?

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Speaker 16: It is so far and the journey is hard and dangerous.

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Speaker 8: Mister Garcia, that reminds me, reminds you of what cyrus?

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Speaker 15: The question I asked at the beginning of rehearsal, Why

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did Abraham ask Eliezer to go so far away to

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find a wife for Isaac.

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Speaker 17: How far was it Canaan to Mesopotamia is about five

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hundred miles.

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Speaker 11: How long did that take.

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Speaker 17: Well, Italia, probably three weeks based on the average speed

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of a camel.

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Speaker 8: Caravan, such a long trip.

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Speaker 17: Families tried to keep marriages within their own clan and

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within their own on social status. They wanted to keep

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their property in their own clan too.

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Speaker 8: I guess I can understand that.

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Speaker 17: And Abraham had an even more important reason. What reason

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God had forbidden inner marriage with the surrounding Canaanites? What

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was wrong with the Canaanites, Lena? Remember that they worshiped

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idols gods who were nothing like Yahweh, the True God.

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Speaker 3: Abraham knew from personal experience how dangerous it was to

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get too close to people who don't share your God

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and your same beliefs.

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Speaker 9: What personal experience, well, all.

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Speaker 3: The experiences he had with Hagar and Ishmael and his

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nephew Lott.

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Speaker 15: Oh, yeah, those didn't turn out too well, did they.

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Speaker 17: Abraham's family had some of their own issues with idle worship,

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but they had mostly preserved the knowledge and worship of

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the One True God.

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Speaker 3: So finding a daughter in law from amongst his own

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family was the best choice.

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Speaker 12: Are we done talking about marriage yet?

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Speaker 8: I think so, Lily.

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Speaker 12: Then can we talk about why that camel's tail is

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whirling around?

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Speaker 17: Whirling, Hugo. The tail is supposed to twitch, not whirl, Hugo.

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Get back down here, oh counselor Cyrus.

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Speaker 1: I'm just having a little fun.

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Speaker 15: Fun time is over time for our next activity at

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the craft tent crafts.

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Speaker 2: That means fun time is definitely over.

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Speaker 14: Not necessarily, Jackson, I have a plan for crafts too.

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Speaker 5: Oh no, what sort of plan does Hugo have? We'll

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find out right after this. Let's join the campers in

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the Arts and Crafts tent.

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Speaker 9: Okay, it's the cup I'm made. It's all dry, mine too.

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Speaker 12: Everybody's teecups are done, But miss Hattie, you said they

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won't be done till tomorrow.

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Speaker 19: Well that was the original plan, Lily, But I knew

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you guys would be anxious to start painting and glazing,

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so I decided to surprise you. I stayed up way

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too getting them all baked.

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Speaker 7: Thanks miss Hattie, you show wo going the extra mile,

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Miss Hattie, Hey, campers, who does Miss Hattie remind you

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of my mom, cause she bakes things for me. Nice answer, Natalia,

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But I was thinking of Eliezer.

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Speaker 11: What do you mean, Addison? How do I remind you

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of Eliezer?

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Speaker 7: You were taking your job seriously and being a faithful servant.

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Speaker 8: Wait a second, something's wrong.

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Speaker 11: Ah, did you get the wrong teacups?

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Speaker 2: Cyrus?

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Speaker 19: I did not get enough sleep last night. It's possible

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I mixed a few up.

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Speaker 8: No, the teacup is fine. Just has anyone seen Hugo

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and Jackson?

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Speaker 12: Hugo Jackson craft class without Hugo and Jackson complaining sounds

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good to me.

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Speaker 1: Well, hello and good afternoon everyone.

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Speaker 2: I do hope we're not too light for TEA. They're

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wearing gloves and funny hats.

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Speaker 11: My great Grimo has like that.

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Speaker 8: Hugo Jackson, what are you doing? And where'd you get

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those ridiculous.

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Speaker 2: Hats from mister Garcia?

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Speaker 8: Mister Garcia, let you have those.

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Speaker 1: WHOA, they were in his costume stuff.

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Speaker 8: Take those back right now.

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Speaker 14: A counselor, Cyrus, he just wanted to be properly dressed

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for team.

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Speaker 15: Take them back and apologize to mister Garcia, and I

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want you back here in five minutes.

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Speaker 8: Or else.

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Speaker 6: Come on, Hugo.

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Speaker 2: I don't want to know what or else means.

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Speaker 8: I'm timing you. I'm so sorry, Hattie.

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Speaker 11: It's okay, Cyrus. Now everyone hold up your clay teacups.

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Speaker 16: They're tall, just like mugs.

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Speaker 11: They're perfect for the lemonade challenge.

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Speaker 9: The taller the better, and the fancier the better.

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Speaker 11: That's right, Natalia.

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Speaker 19: Your mammy Amanda started this whole tradition in Discovery Mountain.

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Speaker 2: Yep, you share dead.

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Speaker 19: And for the lemonade challenge, you're supposed to choose the

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fanciest glass or cup.

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Speaker 11: So let's get decorating now.

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Speaker 19: I have a whole selection of brushes, paints, and glazes

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on the table.

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Speaker 11: Now come on up and choose your colors.

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Speaker 12: Miss Hattie, do you have red? I'll need it for

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the lava lava. If I can't make a volcano, i'll

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paint one.

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Speaker 6: Oh that's very creative, Lily.

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Speaker 11: I'm going to paint pink roses. It'll be lovely, Piper.

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Speaker 2: I don't want to paint flowers.

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Speaker 19: You can make any design you want, Luke, or even

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paint in one color.

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Speaker 12: Luke.

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Speaker 7: You could put a different color stripe on the rim

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to make it look professional.

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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, maybe I'll try that.

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Speaker 11: Spoken like a true artist.

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Speaker 19: All right, if anyone needs help, raise your hand and

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I'll come right over.

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Speaker 7: Spoken like a true faithful servant.

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Speaker 9: Hattie, we're back.

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Speaker 2: Do we make it on?

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Speaker 12: Where you're going?

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Speaker 2: Kid?

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Speaker 12: Not a kid who just broke my teacup?

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Speaker 11: Jackson, Lily, Let's take a pause, Lily, are you okay?

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Speaker 12: No, Jackson broke my teacup.

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Speaker 9: And look he spilled red paint all over.

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Speaker 19: Well, I'm sure we can fix it, Lily, after I

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get this mess cleaned up.

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Speaker 7: Oh, come on, campers, let's get out of Hattie's way.

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Speaker 9: Jackson, you should.

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Speaker 12: Be more careful.

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Speaker 2: Sorry, Lily.

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Speaker 11: I might be able to fix this, Lily.

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Speaker 7: Hattie. I'd offer to help, but it's time for the

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campers next activity. It's okay, I've got this.

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Speaker 15: Come on, campers, it's almost time for the water balloon battle.

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Speaker 6: Well, let's all go to the field.

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Speaker 11: Hattie.

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Speaker 20: I just passed Lily and she was crying.

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Speaker 6: Was that blood on her leg?

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Speaker 11: Is she hurt?

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Speaker 5: No?

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Speaker 19: The red is paint and she's upset. A boy I

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bumped into her and broke her pottery.

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Speaker 5: We heard a bit of commotion.

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Speaker 20: It looks like something exploded in here. Let us help

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you clean it up.

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Speaker 7: Okay, I mean I should do it, Hattie, Sit for

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a minute.

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Speaker 16: We can clean up paint.

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Speaker 7: Thank you.

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Speaker 19: It's just Jackson and Hugo showed up dressed like they

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were dropping in at Buckingham Pallas and Lily's cup got smashed,

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and I haven't finished my reading reading.

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Speaker 6: You're taking classes this summer?

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Speaker 7: No, No, James and I are reading a book together.

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Oh go on, And we're going.

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Speaker 19: To go for a walk after supper so that we

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can have our own little worship together to see if

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we have the same values and stuff.

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Speaker 7: Great idea, Hattie, I sure wish i'd put in that

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kind of care like you and James are doing.

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Speaker 20: Examining and comparing your priorities is what courtship is about, right.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, but I don't know what my priorities are. And

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now I need to make Lily a new cup and

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get it in the kiln.

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Speaker 6: You don't have to make Lily new teacup.

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Speaker 19: Well, yes I do, otherwise she's gonna be too far

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behind now.

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Speaker 20: The kids, Hattie, a broken cup? Is there a lesson

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here that you could share with the campers?

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Speaker 2: A lesson?

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Speaker 11: Well, Michelle, of course you're a lifesaver. I'm so relieved.

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Or maybe not?

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Speaker 19: What do you mean, Well, look at that tree over there,

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see anything suspicious?

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Speaker 7: I don't know.

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Speaker 20: Oh, Hugo and Jackson.

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Speaker 7: Are they the ones who decided to be ultra fashionable today?

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Speaker 19: Yes, and they're definitely up to something again.

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Speaker 6: I'll go talk to them.

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Speaker 7: No thanks, Michelle, but I have my eye on them.

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Speaker 19: They won't get away with any mischief in my craft

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ten again, at.

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Speaker 11: Least, let's hope not.

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Speaker 5: Director Doug I had such high hopes for Hattie's camp activity.

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When the kids found out their teacups were ready to

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decorate a full day earlier than they expected, they were excited,

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weren't they.

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Speaker 16: Well, they sure were.

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Speaker 21: And it was all because Hattie worked so hard to

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have those cups ready for them.

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Speaker 16: She even gave up some sleep to get the job done.

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Speaker 5: She didn't have to do that, did she, No?

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Speaker 21: But she did it anyway because she cares about her

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job and about the campers.

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Speaker 5: You know who else cared?

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Speaker 8: Who?

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Speaker 5: Abraham's servant, Eliezar Well, of course, and that's why Abraham

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knew he could trust him with such an important task.

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Speaker 16: The most important What did.

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Speaker 5: You think of Addison's comment that Hattie reminded her of eliezar.

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Speaker 21: Well, I think Addison was right. I can't say I

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think that Hattie staying up.

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Speaker 16: Very late was a good idea.

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Speaker 5: Though right, sleep is very important.

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Speaker 21: But Hattie was doing it because she knew the campers

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would be eager to paint and.

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Speaker 16: Glaze her cups. She didn't want them to have to wait.

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Speaker 5: She wasn't satisfied with just doing a good enough job.

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She did the best job that she could.

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Speaker 16: She certainly has a servant's heart, just as God wants

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us to have.

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Speaker 5: Do you remember what it says in Galatians fourteen?

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Speaker 21: Oh, great text, I've got it right here. It says

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you shall love your neighbor as yourself. Oh oh, and

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another version says serve one another humbly in love.

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Speaker 5: Serve one another humbly in love. I like that. That's

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exactly what Hattie did when she stayed up late to

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get the pottery ready for decorating.

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Speaker 16: And why do you suppose she did that?

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Speaker 5: Because it's not just a job for Hattie, it's a

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mission that God gave her, and she's made the choice

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to be a faithful servant in that mission.

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Speaker 21: Ellie Hazer accepted his mission because he was a faithful

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servant of Abraham and of God.

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Speaker 5: Jane seems to have a real mission this summer too,

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two missions, in fact, to be the best sports director

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he can be and for he and Hattie to have

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the kind of relationship that God wants them to have.

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Speaker 21: Unfortunately, I don't think Hattie and James are the only

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ones with a mission at Discovery Mountain Camp. Unfortunately, well,

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Hugo appears to be on a mission to have as

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much fun as possible, no matter how inappropriate read it

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might be.

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Speaker 5: He and Jackson seem determined to be the camp clowns,

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don't they.

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Speaker 21: You think they'll stop fooling around long enough to learn

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something from James and Pattie's examples.

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Speaker 5: Well, I guess we'll have to wait and see. In

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the meantime, listeners, we can all exercise our faith by

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memorizing Galatians five fourteen and asking God to show us

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how we can serve others humbly and with love.

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Speaker 21: Great idea, look up the verse and we'll see you

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here next time.

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Speaker 5: You've been listening to Discovery Mountain where the air is clear,

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clear enough to hear your imagination and where every day

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is an exercise in faith. To listen to other episodes,

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visit us online at Discoverymountain dot com. Discovery Mountain is

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a production of the Voice of Prophecy. Join us again

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here where every day is an exercise in Faith. Discovery

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Mountain is created by Jeane Boonstra, executive producer Reuben Gomez,

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director Douglas Bruce, with original music by Danny Columbia producers

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Fiona Linn and Joel Baker. Discovery Mountain is brought to

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you by the Voice of Prophecy