In this episode, we look at the group of books that conclude the Old Testament, namely, the so-called 'minor prophets'. We discuss our thoughts about this title and we agree that it seems somewhat unfair to call them 'minor': although this term would really have referred to their shorter length rather than their significance, in our experience, the 'minor prophets' do tend to get neglected. In particular, we briefly consider Jonah, Hosea, Obadiah, and Zechariah (the passages I was thinking of are Zech. 9:9; 11:13; 12:10; 13:7). I begin the episode by sharing the effects my degree has had on my speech, before Rhys shares a news story about a collection of Joshes (that word does not look right...?). 

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