One, two, three.

Come, come, you saints, no toil nor labor fear.

But with joy, when you're way.

Okay, so how did you then go from being communicated to starting up sort of an ex you know from there for the next year.

I just sat in a Christian church and listened and read the Bible until two and three and four o'clock in the mornings absorbing just the Bible itself.

And I have at least I don't have it anymore.

I'm lucky if I can remember my name by the time we're done with this.

But when I was in my 40s, I had almost like a photographic memory. I could I could tell you, you know, somebody asked me a question.

I'd say, well, that's in the journal with discards is volume eight, eight, 72. I mean, I could pull that stuff out.

So the word was fresh and alive in me. And I was really excited.

And this is where it happened.

There were people from the church who were now asking me and one of my friends, his name was George.

We spent six hours at a at a denny's type restaurant just talking and he gave his life that Jesus Christ.

He was my first convert.

And he still say, but I was talking to Mormons and friends about it. And I did a Bible study one time.

Just asking, answering questions and stuff about the church. I wasn't organized.

I was reading the book of Nehemiah.

And in the book of Nehemiah, there's a section that I can't quote anymore.

And Nehemiah, I was talking to the king. He had a burden for his people.

And he wanted the king to release him to go back and build the wall, repair the wall.

And remember that. And so I was reading that. And I literally began to weep and sob.

And felt that I had to go back to my people.

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