The I just got done watching a murder mystery on Hulu. I don't watch anything on Hulu. I don't know why I forget that it exists I suppose but

somehow this thing got pointed out to me. It's a murder mystery. It's kind of in the style of Ryan Johnson's

knives out which I thought was delightful that Chris Evans sweater. I

continue to think that's the pinnacle of male fashion. I really enjoyed that show

didn't like the glass onion sequel

nearly as much, but Knives that was cool. In this show that I watched on Hulu, it

was all presented kind of that style. And in the midst of that there's a scenario,

maybe one of the juiciest parts of the show,

where the bad guys are, they're mostly the bad guy, but they're kind of like a Thano style bad guy,

where they're like, no, all of you people are corrupt with your money and your power and your dirty insider

Trading all the corporate shenanigans and we're gonna put you all in a trap and this trap is going to have a timeline on it and

when the timeline goes off everybody dies but will save nine of you and they

take bids from all of these super rich people to really expose them for what they are.

Now, in the end, well, maybe you've triangulated what show I'm talking about, so I'm not going to tell you what happens in the end.

But ultimately, the point was that in this mad scramble, when push really came to shove,

everybody got to see who their friends and family actually were and is pretty wild. Now likewise in

Nehemiah chapter 4 I have got to imagine that San Belat thinks that Nehemiah is worshiping the wrong God or worshiping the right God in

such a wrong way that Nehemiah's prayers are falling on deaf ears.

You're in the wrong city. You're worshiping at the wrong temple, you're totally

missing the point.

Sandballot, you'll recall, is a Samaritan.

So they got a different place where they think worship should happen.

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