Oil, that is. Put down your Bibles. That story isn't in the gospels. It isn't even in the Gnostic gospels. It is in the new Beverly Hillbillies Bible Study, based on episodes of the popular 1960s television show.
Bible study can be fascinating, exhilarating, life-changing.
It also can be as dull and tedious as the first chapter of the Book of Numbers. Not Steve Skelton of The Entertainment Ministry in Nashville. He wrote the Beverly Hillbillies Bible Study. Before that, he co-authored the Andy Griffith Show Bible Study. Just about every episode is built on a simple moral principle - like cheating is wrong, honesty is good, it's not right to judge people.