This is the Bayhma podcast with Marty Solomon. I'm his co-host Brent Billings.

Today I'm with El Grover Frix and Josh Bosset to examine one more perspective on the ideas of salt and light found in the sermon on the mount.

Ooh. And in fact, in point of fact, that would be my perspective.

Indeed, yes.

And in fact, the whole reason we're here is my mistake, where we had some sort of conversation

following the episode 399, Beatitudes Conversation, and we had, I guess,

decided to split that episode into two, you may have noticed it was a longer episode, and we indeed decided to split it and I noted that in the wrong place and found out as I was going to edit the next episode that that episode was supposed to be part of the other one and I'm like oh no so I panicked

but then I edited that episode or I had just done that episode and Josh had made a comment at the end

man I wish I could talk about Salt and light because I've got some good stuff and I said Josh

Turns out I can make your dreams come true so this is a very last minute recording entirely my fault.

But we get to hear, and it's also not even Talmudic,

it's more like Remesik or something.

I don't know.

Well, yes, it is definitely more heavy on the Remesim, but we'll find out toward the end like not only is it

Talmudic but one detail in particular comes from the same Talmudic passage that y'all

referenced about the like why do we like the

menorah but anyway I'm okay okay so far ahead of myself there's no mistakes there's only

beautiful surprises this is a beautiful. We get to listen to Josh.

Happy accidents.

Well, should I start us off by re-reading the portion that we're actually talking about today?

Please do. Okay.

You are the salt of the earth, but if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again?

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