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So we bring a word of encouragement, but we just share some of the things that we've been thinking on.

And so in, in light of today's Torah portion, I, I was asking the question to my wife as we were discussing, and what came to me to mind was, who then shall be saved? You know, 'cause we, we're told when the, um, disciples are speaking to Mashiach a- and he's describing that it's so difficult, you know, for a, a rich person to become saved.

You know, it's easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle.

And then they're like, "Okay, then who then shall be saved?" You know.

And she goes to me, "Those who do the will of the Father." [laughs] I'm like, "Okay, okay.

How, how [laughs] straightforward and, and obvious." You know, but the, the reason why I, I was posing the question to begin with is, is the idea that you have the chosen.

So verse 20, verse, chapter 22 verse-