<transcript><audio_29>that all right you got other people coming into power and the language here in scripture gets really wacko first of all you got the line see I told you in advance so that closes off the point and</transcript><transcript><audio_30>the point of course being made is of a of a trend of history that starts in 723 and that was Leo II all right this one is</transcript><caption><image_31>The image is a screenshot of a computer screen with a text editor open. The text editor appears to be a document or a report, as there are multiple columns and rows of text visible on the screen. 

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