Now the story of the Jewish exiles who lost everything and the one man who had no choice but to help them rebuild it.

It's the Book of Nehemiah.

As I mentioned yesterday, I get to do a wedding this week, which is just a coolest.

I love these things.

I mean, I don't know about the fancy and up part.

It's not really my best look.

I don't know.

Suits are difficult for me, but I have a couple of them.

I know how to tie a tie.

I can get it done.

So we get all dressed up and we get all these people together and it's easy as a

dude a practical man of the West to be like the flowers, the accoutrements, the outfits, all a little overdone, all a little

pretentious, isn't it?

Yeah, but I think that impulse is wrong on my part.

I think that's one of the really cool things about weddings is that it is a way of saying

dang we're taking this seriously we're setting apart this day consecrating this day

because we are doing something special here and I'm maybe not everybody would

put the same language on it and describe it that way but everybody knows a wedding

is special everybody knows this isn't a normal run-of-the-mill deal. This isn't another click the

box that says that I affirm the terms of services for the fast food app that I

just put on my phone that I didn't read and I'll never read and just they're fine just put it in I want my 40 cents off my next order of fries

It isn't that everybody knows that it's significant that it's not like other deals that we make and there are a whole bunch of

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