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Bob, we're back again and today we are concluding our series on the anatomy of a wound.

This concept we've been talking about for a while now and it's this idea that I think you had said that at first you first heard this phrase from a good friend of yours father Mark Toops and he kind of coined this phrase and it gave a really nice

understanding of you know how do we understand all the stuff that's going on inside of

a wound I was teaching we were teaching his seminarians about these concepts.

Okay. And so I didn't label that. I was just kind of drawing the circles out and describing it.

And then he comes up on the board and writes out anatomy of the wound.

Perfect. That's it.

Yeah, it's very true.

And I like the Saints and in Church tradition we've referenced Jesus as the surgeon and so in this he's the surgeon of the heart he's the surgeon of these wounds. You know, he's the master who's coming in and doing all the things that are necessary for healing.

We're in some ways, you know, maybe a therapist could be likened to a nurse in a way where he says, you know, can't scalpel we go

Yeah, there you go scouple. We're not we're not getting in there and hacking up stuff because yeah old Nick all kinds of

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