This is Hungry Gen podcast, and I just want to thank you for joining us today.

Here at HG, our vision is to see thousands saved locally and millions globally.

We hope you enjoy this week's message.

The title of the message is our firewall.

How many know what a firewall is? Only few of you know what a firewall. Literally,

everyone has it in their house. How many know what the firewall is? So in the beginning,

or maybe you couldn't hear what I said, a firewall. Is that better? A firewall. From the beginning in the 1960s and even earlier than that,

the original term of firewall was a wall that would separate an apartment from another.

The wall was built of a different material, a material that could withstand the fire.

So that if a fire broke out in one apartment,

the people in the next apartment would have time to get out

or time to stay there until the fire is quenched or whatever.

It's walls that separate one apartment from another.

So the fire doesn't spread.

Okay? In the 1980s, in the middle of the 1980s the term was transferred and started being used in technological sense instead where a firewall is

actually a device that stops malicious internet traffic from entering a computer network at home.

Everyone has firewall in their home.

At least you should have if you have a computer.

Otherwise, you're probably infected with viruses, okay?

So there are different kinds of viruses.

We have biological viruses. We have biological viruses. We have

internet viruses. We have some spiritual viruses. We believe that today they're going to get cleaned

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