almost near jerk reaction is this is there can't be a less important topic.

What's that guys? Welcome to another five-minute fatherhood. So one of my favorite

passages that just we tend to skip in the book of Genesis. We love Genesis. We love talking

about the creation story and Adam and Eve and Abraham, but probably maybe the most skipped chapter in Genesis,

could be Genesis 23.

It's got to be up there.

Because it's an entire chapter where Abraham tries to figure out

where to bury his family.

And I just encourage you guys to take a look at that

because as we talk to families,

every family has this conversation about like,

what do we do when it's time to think about how to bury the debt of our family? And today, as I've had conversations

with families, the almost knee-jerk reaction is this is, there can't be a less important topic.

You know, like maybe just cremation, just like don't hurt the environment,

just forget about it. And if somebody starts to make a big deal out of how they're going to be

buried, it's sort of considered almost narcissistic. Like, what's your problem? Like, do you feel

like you have to be remembered? So I just want to call this out because this actually mattered

to Abraham a lot. He, he thought about this.

We have an entire chapter where you see Abraham as a father of a multi-generational family line

really thought thoughtfully thinking this through. And the reason you guys, he thought about this,

wasn't because he was so adamant that as a selfish father, he needed to be remembered.

It really was because if you don't craft some way

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