In Genesis 11, we address an apparent contradiction. The Bible does not contradict itself but there are a few apparent contradictions and we will deal with those as we encounter them. Then after a short interruption to describe what happened at the Tower of Babel, we go right back into the genealogy where we left off in chapter 10. I apologize in advance… maybe, if you haven’t played the audio yet… I said begat a couple of times and switched back and forth between begat and fathered. Some of us grew up with chapters full of begats before learning there were modern translations. To be fair, 40 or 50 years ago there were not nearly as many translations in English as there are today.
The Master's Table 
I will be honest, this is the closest I have been to missing a day since starting this series. My wife thought I might be catching cold or coming down with the flu but I am not “sick” as far as I can tell, just haven’t been right for a couple of days.
I actually had Dudley with me in the car and we listened to Genesis 11 together. Even with the audio playing over the car audio, I still missed an error that he picked up on immediately. At the very end of the discussion, I thanked everyone for listening to Hebrews 11. I had just been talking about the Hebrews and had no idea what I said. It was tired and I was late; wait… strike that and reverse.
I am feeling better today and preparing now to record chapter 12.