Welcome to part two of this week's podcast.

You've got Psalm 73, you mentioned verse 23,

thou hast hold in me by my right hand.

Not only are you holding my right hand, but you're holding me, and it reminds me of Nephi,

what does he say in his psalm, will thou encircle me about in the robes of righteousness?

It's just almost like God please hug me.

Hold me.

It's almost childlike idea.

I just need to be held by God.

Second Nephi 4, Hank, what has just happened?

My father died arguably one of his best friends in the whole world.

My brothers, that's not going well.

I feel really alone.

My family's broken, and that's when that psalm becomes forth, which is the placement of

it makes sense.

And then it's oh, wretched man that I am. I'd love to be as wretched as Nephi, but

and then are you think this year, trust in the Lord?

I know in whom I have trusted, and that's like the pivot point of the psalm.

I love that.

And just I hope it's okay to be a little bit personal here, but I think there are those

of us who are sitting together talking who have really dealt with some significant loss

over the past few years.

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