entire time.

The moment of tshuva is exactly that.

It's when we suddenly have this awakening and we realize, oh my goodness, the Almighty was here the entire time and He saw everything that I did, everything that I said, and everything that I thought.

Everything was recorded by the Almighty.

Oh my goodness.

And we start feeling terrible.

How could I have done that? How could I have betrayed my relationship with the Almighty? The Almighty gives me and gives me and gives me every single day.

you feel that remorse, that's when you

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I want to focus today on one of the vessels of the tabernacle and specifically the materials from which it was constructed.

The verse tells us that Bezalel made the kior, kior is the laver, out of copper and He made a laver and its stand.

This is a basin of water that was placed between the entrance of the sanctuary and the outer altar.

And every day, the Kohan of the priests, they would wash their hands and their feet before entering the sanctuary and before doing any service in the tabernacle.

They would actually place their right hand on their right foot, their left hand on their left foot, and there was a lever, there was a spout, a spigot, from which the water would come out.

They'd wash their hand, right hand, they'd wash the left hand, and they would be ready to enter the tabernacle and to do the... service in the tabernacle now the verse tells us that it was constructed using mirrors of women today of course a mirror is glass a little thin sheet of of uh of silver but in antiquity they used different items that were reflective and highly polished copper is reflective so you would use it as a mirror How did they source the copper for the copper laver? People donated copper, but specifically the copper that was used by women as mirrors, that's what was used for the laver for the tiar.

and of course I wrote about this

[laughs] I don't like that answer.

I don't like it at all.

[laughs] I don't like it at all, so we're in, in, in uniformity there.

I, I, I don't like that framing.

I think the answer is sometimes it's yes and sometimes it's, it's not yet.

I remember hearing, I couldn't find it.

I was looking.

Yeah.

Right.

'Cause why would the Almighty want our opinion? So he says, "We, we don't, we don't know the reason why," but that's the reality of prayer.

I was thinking, he doesn't write this, but there are many places in the literature, in the Talmud it says it a few diff- few different places, it's possible for a person to become a partner with God in Genesis.

That's a term we find many places, a shutuf with the Almighty, the Yes, I think this is, this is the next point of prayer-

[laughs] I don't like that answer.

I don't like it at all.

[laughs] I don't like it at all.

So we're in, in, in uniformity there.