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@@fallenleaf24 definitely! It's got such a diverse and full sound. I'm thinking about bringing in my Korg Minilogue for some extra layers, but I do still want to try to keep it to vanilla logic stuff.

@@crutherfordmusic I appreciate the generosity of your message! I'm not reading ahead, just analyzing the lore of the book as it's presented. It's nice to know it's expanded in later sections. I'm sure I'll get to those soon!

@@darriant The entire book is cross referenced. You won't understand very much on your first read. Isaiah 28 (KJV) 10 For precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little:

@@crutherfordmusic that's a good point. I'm aware of the scope of reading the Bible and agree that it requires a lot of research to fully understand. Most people aren't going to go through the effort of studying it to that degree, and the world is already full of preachers who have, so I figured I'd represent the perspective gained by reading it as if it's a coherent, chronological book. Reading it to fully understand it is pretty common, so doing that myself would just be redundant and serve to reinforce the traditional approach, which is increasingly incompatible with an audience outside the already committed, which is mostly comprised of inheritors.

@@darriant I think what you're doing is good. When I first came to faith I read through the Bible chronologically, even the tedious parts like Leviticus and Chronicles. I just wanted to highlight the point about Jesus and the Word, because I wish I'd known earlier (and I wish more people would teach about it). Faith in "Jesus" is not just faith in a man, or faith in "God", but faith in the testimony of God, which is the scriptures. You can consider the Greek ideas of pathos, ethos and logos - the Bible being God's emotion, ideology and logic. Jesus (the Word) is the faithful witness. But I don't want to impose. I love talking about the Bible, but I do understand that it can be annoying having someone impose themself on you, and it's good to discover things for yourself. Jesus bless you :)

@@crutherfordmusic it's all good! I enjoy these conversations. 😄 I'm sure I could arrive at certain insights in a more structured environment, but that's why I want to keep up the approach I have here. A structured environment requires the privileges of time, coincidence, and opportunity, and it seems counterintuitive to use my own privilege to add to the methods that have already been done. If you want to jump into the live chat to talk about your experience, I stream these videos over on twitch.tv/musicalmercenary every Sunday at 7:30pm ET.

@@pw6002 it does certainly seem that way. I've heard stories since I streamed this about the mensa meetings being boring affairs in which most people try to prove their superiority. It sounds dreadful. 🙃

@@darriant Indeed, seems like hours of fun !! 😅

😅 there was so much!

😅 I think most people who see this aren't getting far enough to see the funny part. It's really silly.

@@RavenMistwolf thank you for appreciating it! I'm starting to see that it is pretty wild. 😅

Thank you! 😊 I'm excited to see where it goes.

Thank you! I'm glad to have you along on this journey of beautiful ideas. I'm excited to see what's next as well.