I was scared of all the exponents
I was scared of all the areas and the curves
Oh, how my friends derive better than me
You're the only hope I have in passing calculus
Oh, and then comes U- substitution
Lady, pick the greatest exponent
Set it equal to u now
Then derive to the best you can
Dx must be found all alone now
Dividing the variable to the du
You're gonna be just fine
Now that the integrals are replaced
Add one to the exponent of U
This is one heck of a trick but
Multiply the reciprocal of exponent
Oh, and then comes U-substitution
Lady, pick the greatest exponent
Set it equal to u now
Then derive to the best you can
Dx must be found all alone now
Dividing the variable to the du
You're gonna be just fine
I just wanna, I just wanna know
If you're gonna, if you're gonna add c
I just gotta, I just gotta know
I can't have it, I can't have it any other way
I swear we'll find the integral
Closest thing to an area that you've ever seen, oh
Lady, pick the greatest exponent
Set it equal to u now
Then derive to the best you can
Dx must be found all alone now
Dividing the variable to the du
You're gonna be just fine
Lady, pick the greatest exponent
Set it equal to u now
Then derive to the best you can
Dx must be found all alone now
Dividing the variable to the du
You're gonna be just fine
Oh lady, now you won't fail calculus
Take away the lesson now and
Apply it to the very next test
I love you when you're ace-ing that test and
I got a lump in my throat because
You're gonna be just fine
I got a lump in my throat because
You're gonna be just fine
For more infomation >> Calc Riptide - Duration: 3:31.-------------------------------------------
[유럽여행] {Ep.14} 소금광산 비엘리츠카(2) (Wieliczka Salt Mines(2)) [Europe Tour] [Eng Sub] - Duration: 11:55.
2nd episode of Wieliczka
It could be boring because of many videos
Mine tour is not thrilling and strenuous activity, so just enjoy it lightly
I don't know what it is exactly but it seemed weaving something
The place miners had meals and rested
Miners prayed here for safe, fruitful work
Let's go inside for a moment
You can find my hands or supplementary battery often in the videos. They're supporting roles
Sat in a circle
You can see the darkness world that you've never seen if you turn off the lantern
Short but amazing
Resume the tour
Avoid the blockers
Climb up a ladder
The guide handed out the maps, and made us to find the place he designated
He only gave a few I guess it's a treasure and made us to go together in a team
Could he find the way and survive safely?
You guys don't care about it but it will be continued!
-------------------------------------------
猫にまつわる不思議な話・怖い話 三毛猫が家にやってくるようになった - Duration: 1:28.
For more infomation >> 猫にまつわる不思議な話・怖い話 三毛猫が家にやってくるようになった - Duration: 1:28. -------------------------------------------
Peugeot 107 1.0 68PK 5D Access Pack Accent | AIRCO | RADIO - Duration: 1:03.
For more infomation >> Peugeot 107 1.0 68PK 5D Access Pack Accent | AIRCO | RADIO - Duration: 1:03. -------------------------------------------
I Need a Savior Because I'm Dying - Duration: 28:31.
[ANNOUNCER] The following
program is brought to you
by the friends and
partners of Time of Grace.
[MUSIC]
[PASTOR MATTEK]
Hello, I'm Pastor Jeremy
Mattek from Time of Grace.
I will never forget the
day that we found out my
mother-in-law was
diagnosed with cancer.
I was driving along the
freeway and I saw that my
cell phone was ringing.
It was my wife calling at
a time of day when she
doesn't normally call.
I picked up the phone and
she gave me the news.
Those are hard moments for
us; hard moments when we
think about our mortality.
The fact that all of us,
in some way, we're dying.
Today, Pastor Jeske has a
very encouraging message
for us to help us face
those moments; a reminder
that we need a Savior
because we are dying.
[MUSIC]
[PASTOR JESKE] I
have heard these
statements dozens and
dozens of times in my
life.
I don't like going to
hospitals; all those sick
people creep me out.
It gives me the willies to
go in there; I won't.
Even if my mother's in the
hospital, I'll call her.
I'm not going; I don't
like being in a hospital.
I hate funeral homes.
I don't like being around
dead bodies.
I'm not going to do it.
I don't like cemeteries;
I'm not going in a
cemetery.
I know a ton of people who
will not buy life
insurance because they
can't make their brains
grasp the fact that I'm
going to be dead someday
and I want to cushion the
blow of my death on my
family.
They just drag their feet,
drag their feet, and drag
their feet and never do it
because the thought of
their own death is so
repulsive they just push
it off.
At least half of all
Americans refuse to make
out a will because the
thought of thinking about
their own death is so
repulsive to them, so
frightening to them, so
creepy, so stressful they
just won't do it.
Well, today I want to dig
into Scripture with you -
not for buzzkill; this is
a happy day - it's the
Lord's Day and I've got
great news.
But first we have to
confront some hard news
and that is that the
reaper is coming after all
of us and one day he will
catch up to us and we will
go down.
And if you can't handle
that thought it's because
you've not been reading
your Bible for the
Scripture is full of help
to prepare for that day.
It must not catch you
unaware.
Today is the second of the
Sundays of Bible studies
where I am encouraging you
in this Lenten season,
when the purple colors
come out, some things we
must think about are our
aching desperate need for
a Savior for things we
cannot do for ourselves.
And because this is
stressful and because it's
humbling, people don't
like to do it but you
must.
Last week, we dug into
Scripture and were
confronted with our aching
need for the forgiveness
of our sins.
We like to pretend we're
fine; that sin is somebody
else's problem but no -
look in the mirror to find
the chief of sinners.
There he is, there she is,
looking right back at you.
Today, I want to talk to
you about mortality.
We need a Savior simply
because we're dying.
And I'd like to dig into
Psalm 90 with you, it's
the Psalm of Moses, and
invite you to do one of
two things: Either get a
Bible and look up Psalm 90
or just lean back and I'm
going to read it for you,
along with a little music
to help you grasp its
impact, and I would like
to - usually I kind of go
through things
verse-by-verse with you
but today, I would like
you just to hear the whole
poem and I would like you
to hear what may be the
very first psalm of our
150 ever to be written
because it's the Psalm of
Moses, the first author
God chose for his word.
Listen now to the words of
Psalm 90: "Lord, you have
been our dwelling place
throughout all
generations.
Before the mountains were
born or you brought forth
the earth and the world,
from everlasting to
everlasting you are God.
You turn men back to dust,
saying, "Return to dust, O
sons of men."
For a thousand years in
your sight are like a day
that has just gone by, or
like a watch in the night.
You sweep people away in
the sleep of death - they
are like the new grass of
the morning: Though in the
morning it springs up new,
by evening it is dry and
withered.
We are consumed by your
anger and terrified by
your indignation.
You have set our
iniquities before you, our
secret sins in the light
of your presence.
All our days pass away
under your wrath; we
finish our years with a
moan.
The length of our days is
seventy years, or eighty,
if we have the strength;
yet their span is but
trouble and sorrow, for
they quickly pass, and we
fly away.
Who knows the power of
your anger!
For your wrath is as great
as the fear that is due
you.
Teach us to number our
days aright, that we may
gain a heart of wisdom.
Relent, O Lord!
How long will it be?
Have compassion on your
servants.
Satisfy us in the morning
with your unfailing love,
that we may sing for joy
and be glad all our days.
Make us glad for as many
days as you have afflicted
us, as many years as we
have seen trouble.
May your deeds be shown to
your servants, your
splendor to their
children.
May the favor of the Lord
our God rest upon us;
establish the work of our
hands for us - yes,
establish the work of our
hands."
Moses' life could
basically be divided into
three trimesters; each of
roughly forty years of
duration.
Born a Hebrew slave-child,
slave-baby, in Egypt, at
risk of being beheaded by
the royal order of the
Pharaoh, his mother - in
order to save her precious
little boy's life - gave
him up for a watery
adoption hoping that the
miracle of babies would
touch the heart of an
Egyptian woman.
Knowing that the hearts of
males are often cold,
Moses' mother, Jochebed,
put her baby in a little
tiny wicker little boat, a
little boatlet, and shoved
him out in the Nile hoping
he would be discovered.
And exactly, that is what
happened.
The daughter of the
Pharaoh himself fished
little Moses out of the
water and decided to adopt
him and brought him up as
an Egyptian though knowing
that he was a little
Jewish baby.
And she risked her life to
defy the Pharaoh's edict
and she saved him.
Moses was educated, became
literate.
Unlike most of the slaves,
his fellow Israelite
slaves who were consigned
to a life of drudgery
making bricks, Moses
became literate - could
read and write - which was
wonderful and helpful for
he was chosen by God to be
the first author of the
new technology called a
written Bible.
Up until that point, all
the communication from God
to people and from people
to each other was all
oral, was verbal.
Moses became the writer
and that became possible
because he was an educated
man.
Moses was impatient as a
younger man, decided to
start the revolution
himself.
And with his own hands, he
killed an Egyptian who was
tormenting one of the
Hebrew slaves.
God knew that he was going
to bring about a great
exodus but that was not
the moment and this was
not how it would be done.
And Moses had to run for
his life and God arranged
for him to escape but he
became a shepherd where he
went to the school of
patience - God's college
of patient knowledge - and
he became a shepherd and
God taught him to wait and
to trust and to let God's
time be his time.
And in fact, God waited so
long that Moses lost his
fire for liberation so
that in the final
trimester when God did
appear to him in that
burning bush, Moses didn't
want to go.
And Exodus' first chapters
- one, two and three - are
lists of excuses, some
sort of credible, some
feeble, as Moses tried to
get out of the very job he
was willing to kill once
to do.
But he did agree and he
represented the God of
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
before the Pharaoh and led
the mighty exodus.
Moses beheld the ten
plagues.
Moses saw the glory of the
Lord, the pillar of cloud
and fire, that moved out
in advance to lead the
Israelite people; at
night, a pillar of fire
protecting them from the
attacks of the Egyptians.
Moses, I think, wrote this
Psalm, the one you just
heard, as an older man.
This doesn't sound like a
young man talking, does
it?
Young men are impatient.
They're eager.
They're optimistic.
They think they can lick
the world.
When you start to have
some snow on the roof and
maybe less and less of it,
you slow down a little
bit, you think more.
You also observe patterns
and the reason most of all
why I think that this was
written by Moses in his
later years is he said,
"Our lives quickly pass."
When you're young, life
goes slow.
You just got the itch,
you're impatient, you
can't wait and like time
just seems to crawl when
you're young.
You get bored so easily
because you don't have
control of your life;
you're at the behest of
other people.
When you get older, you
have your independence but
half your energy has been
taken away from you by
that time and it just
seems to fly away.
I was talking to my
mother-in-law once on the
phone and talking about
her day and I said, "Tell
me about your day."
She said, "Well, I got up
and got dressed and made
the bed, cleaned up, made
myself a nice breakfast,
ate a nice breakfast,
cleaned up all the dishes,
and then I vacuumed the
rug and then it was time
for lunch [Audience: Laughter]
and I made
myself a nice lunch and
really enjoyed it and then
cleaned it up.
And by the time I put the
dishes away, I took a
little snooze, I read a
little bit, and then all
of a sudden it was time
for supper."
[Audience: Laughter] And
that was her day.
And then a little TV and
it was time for jammies.
That was her day and she
was tired by the end of
the day.
That's what life becomes
for us.
That's what lies ahead for
me.
A wise person told me once
- if I've shared this with
you, I'll remind you of
it; some of you haven't
heard it - I have never
heard a better way of
describing the speed at
which our lives just flow
away better than this.
A guy told me once: "Life
is like a roll of toilet
paper.
[Audience: Laughter] The
closer you get to the end
the faster it goes."
And that's really true!
Ask any person who's older
than seventy, they can't
even tell where the years
fly away anymore.
They look around and
suddenly it's autumn and
then they lose track of
time a little bit and
suddenly it's spring.
Time just flies and Moses
said our years quickly
pass and we fly away.
This Psalm sounds pretty
melancholy, doesn't it?
I think I know why: Moses
had witnessed death on
many scales.
He had witnessed personal
death; he had killed a man
with his own hands.
He watched a human being
die right in front of him.
How does that not change
you forever?
He had witnessed God
drowning the chariot
troops of the Pharaoh.
He watched the waters
close over them.
He may have heard their
gurgling screams as they
were drowning and he
watched what had been this
like cavalry unit all be
killed all at once.
Do you think that wasn't a
sobering sight?
There were at least 1.2
million adults who went
out of Egypt with Moses
and yet, because of their
content and disregard for
the promises of God, God
said all of the grown-ups,
everybody twenty and
older, is going to die in
the desert and in the
forty years of their
wandering in the
wilderness, all but a
couple of those 1.2
million people died.
Do the math - 1.2 million
people over forty years
averages 85 or so funerals
a day.
Death was in the Israelite
camp every day and Moses
could see it.
He could see the reaper
cutting people down.
And so, his melancholy
poem about the certainty
of death is something we
need to pay attention to
because this is not
somebody else's problem.
This is our problem and
Moses has got six
takeaways for you from
this powerful Psalm.
And it's not creepy; it's
just reality.
This isn't buzzkill; it's
good life planning.
This isn't depressing for
what it will do is drive
you to find your
confidence, your hope, and
your gladness of heart -
not in yourself, for
you're mortal and fading
away like a cut flower
like mown grass that is
green when it's cut but a
day later will be brown
and dead.
Here's where your joy
comes from: Putting your
eyes on Christ.
Here are the six things
Moses wants you to know.
First, God is awesome and
eternal.
The all-powerful Creator,
eternal in both directions
- in geometry, when you
see a line, they put the
little arrow on either
side of the line, right?
Do you know - do you
remember sophomore high
school geometry?
The line goes endlessly in
both directions.
That is the existence of
your God who is eternal,
knows neither a beginning,
middle or an end.
Past, present, and future
are all the same to him.
He is constant existence
everywhere all at the same
time.
He has been our dwelling
place.
He is our safe place, our
refuge.
He's where we can hide.
He's our rock.
He's our anchor.
He is our organizing point
for all of our thinking.
"Before the mountains were
born or you brought forth
the earth and the world,
from everlasting to
everlasting, you are God."
So with Moses, we worship
someone way older than we
are - in fact, he's older
than the oldest rock on
earth - and he will exist
into all eternity.
Just enjoy making yourself
small before someone so
great.
Enjoy the comfort of
knowing someone as small
and weak as you can find a
refuge of someone who
likes you, knows your name
and likes you, so that you
may find rest in him.
Number two: Confess your
sins.
The difficulties of the
people on earth and the
miseries of the people of
Israel were because of
their own sin.
"We're consumed by your
anger Lord," Moses says,
"because you've set our
iniquities before you, our
secret sins in the light
of your presence" for
before you Lord, nothing
is secret.
This is healthy.
It's not creepy, it's not
morbid.
It isn't hangdog, it's not
depressing.
Just admit your aching
need.
The great one holds you
accountable for how you
behave and expects you to
be as holy as he is.
Don't blame somebody else.
Don't make excuses.
Don't make light of it.
Don't laugh it off.
Don't say, "Well," - don't
get out your pointing
finger and say, "Not my
problem."
Now there's the sinners.
Admit it for yourself so
you can become healthy.
As long as you hold your
sins inside and don't
acknowledge them before
God, they're like a
poison; they're toxic.
It's like an acid eating
away inside your heart.
Dump it out so that you
can become healthy for you
will find forgiveness
complete in Jesus for them
all.
Third: Realize that human
death is not the result of
the fact that medical
science just has not quite
yet found the cure.
For every disease that
medical science can find a
cure for, God will find a
way to bring death in some
other way.
And death will chase us
until the end.
"You sweep people away in
the sleep of death," like
God's just brooming them
off; every day he brooms a
few more people off the
planet.
This is a bitter truth of
our existence but it's an
absolutely vital one for
you to see and
acknowledge.
Death is the result of the
curse of God upon humanity
because of our sins.
"The soul that sins shall
die," Scripture says, and
we see that coming true
day after day, one by one.
Rate of inflation for
death never changes, does
it?
One per person.
And it happens to us all.
This isn't morbid talk;
this is just reality.
And you can't really have
a happy life until you
come to grips with this
sad fact that human death
is the result of human
sin.
Point number four: Learn
the lesson of this.
Verse 12 Moses says,
"Teach us to number our
days aright so we may gain
a heart of wisdom."
What should we conclude by
looking at when the angel
of death moves through?
Learn from this and
realize our time on this
planet is quickly slipping
away.
Yesterday, in this very
building, a young woman in
her twenties was laid to
rest; way sooner than
anybody wanted or dreamed
it would ever happen.
You don't know the number
that's going to be
chiseled - the second
number - on your
tombstone.
So prepare now since you
don't know.
Now is the time to take
care of this business to
come before your Lord.
Where do you go for the
dilemma of our sin?
Where do you go to escape
the angel of death?
"Relent, O Lord" Moses
says, verse 14: "Satisfy
us in the morning with
your unfailing love."
That's a Hebrew word whose
Greek equivalent, charis,
is grace.
We go to God's grace that
he has a rescue plan that
he gives because of his
inside goodness; not
because of your or my
achievements.
Verse 16 towards the end:
"May your deeds be shown
to your servants and your
splendor to their
children."
Moses, you might envy
Moses, because he got to
see the glory of the Lord.
He got to see the ten
plagues smacking Egypt
down.
He got to see the huge
pillar of cloud.
He got to see the golden
box of the ark of the
covenant and the bright
cloud going inside of the
tabernacle.
But something Moses never
saw was the fulfillment
that he was waiting for;
the fulfillment of the
arrival of the Savior.
You and I have a
phenomenal advantage over
even Moses; one of the
greatest of God's Old
Testament leaders because
you have had shared with
you the good news of the
arrival of the Savior as
God said.
You have the certainty of
the forgiveness of your
sins.
You have the certainty of
the resurrection of
Christ.
You have the certainty now
of knowing that you will
rise, as well.
And that means that the
death stalker has no
terrors for us; that this
doesn't have to be creepy
talk for Christians
because we need a Savior
but we have a Savior.
And his immortality, his
resurrection, guarantees
both your forgiveness and
your resurrection, as
well.
When Moses says, "Make us
glad once again for as
many days as you have
afflicted us," that is
where your gladness of
heart comes from.
It comes not when your
eyes are focused on
yourself, your
achievements, your
efforts.
Look at Jesus and gladness
will come to your heart.
"May the favor of the Lord
our God rest upon us."
That is where our
salvation comes from.
God's favor through Christ
resting upon us.
And number six - this kind
of surprises you; you
might think that would
have been a great place
for the Psalm to end - but
Moses finishes with
saying: "Establish the
work of our hands for us -
yes, establish the work of
our hands."
You might think that that
would be a great place to
end by Moses says, "Lord,
establish the work of our
hands."
In other words, what we're
doing right now for God
still matters!
And as individuals and as
a congregation and as
Christians, we have the
unbelievable privilege of
sharing this hope, how to
escape, how to find some
gladness in a world full
of struggle and
bitterness, how to find an
exit, how to live beyond
that death angel who goes
around cutting people
down.
How grass and flowers that
are cut and dying once
again get their color back
and bloom once again.
Establish, Lord, our work
that we do in your name to
make great your name to
tell people about the
Savior that we have.
And in that way, his favor
rests upon us but it will
also rest upon everyone
who hears that precious
gospel message.
We need a Savior because
we're dying but because of
our Savior, we are alive!
That's good news for God's
people.
Let everybody say "Amen!"
[MUSIC]
[PASTOR MATTEK]
Pastor Jeske just had an
incredible message on the
reality of death and those
can be very difficult
moments for us.
I remember one day a
number of years ago, my
wife and our two small
daughters were driving
through Chicago and my
sister-in-law was in the
car with her, traveling
with her.
I was back at home many
miles away and my phone
rang.
I picked it up and it was
my sister-in-law and the
first words out of her
mouth were "everybody's
okay," which wasn't a good
sign.
They had been hit by a
semi in Chicago traffic.
They had been driving
through stop and go
traffic and my wife
stopped in time when the
vehicle in front of her
stopped, but the semi that
was behind her wasn't able
to slam on the breaks in
time and so the semi
smashed into the back of
our minivan, crumbled the
whole thing.
My two little girls were
in the back seat of the
minivan; amazingly, they
weren't hurt.
Those moments can be very
difficult as we think
about the mortality of
those we love and even
ourselves.
But Pastor Jeske told us,
as he reminded us, the
best place to look during
those moments isn't really
at death; the best place
to look is at our God -
our awesome and our
eternal God - who wants to
be so close to us as we
walk through the valley of
the shadow of death that
he comes down to this
earth and goes through it
himself, gets crunched by
death, only to rise above
it on Easter morning.
What a glorious message to
give us hope and
confidence and freedom as
we walk through this life.
I'll be back in a minute
to pray with you.
[PROMOTION] Time of Grace
is blessed with very
inquisitive viewers and
readers who aren't shy
about sending in their
questions.
I already answered a book
full of their
questions-Straight Talk:
Answers from God's Word.
And I've just written a
book of answers to about
150 new head-scratchers
called More Straight Talk.
Now, we won't have all the
answers to every question
till we get to heaven,
where we shall know fully,
even as we are fully
known, as 1 Corinthians
13:12 says.
But in the meantime, it's
great fun to dig into the
Word together, as we'll
get to do in my new book,
More Straight Talk.
More Straight Talk is our
thank-you for your
donation this month to
help share the timeless
truths of God's Word with
more people.
And don't forget you can
also become a Grace
Partner by making your
gift a recurring, monthly
gift.
Ask about how you can be a
Grace Partner when you
give and request your book
today!
Call 800.661.3311, text
"time" to 313131, or visit
timeofgrace.org/store.
[MUSIC]
[PASTOR MATTEK] I
would like to take a
moment to say thank you to
those who support this
ministry with their
generous offerings and
their prayers.
You are the ones who allow
us to take the sweet
gospel of Jesus to hurting
hearts just like mine and
just like yours.
Let's bow our heads and
pray together.
Dear Lord Jesus, We are so
grateful for your
sacrificial love that led
you to the cross, to go
through the valley of the
shadow of death yourself,
to stand by our side and
be the sacrifice for our
sins.
We're so grateful for your
victory over death on
Easter morning that allows
us to live with hope and
joy and confidence, even
as we walk through those
valleys.
Keep that message on our
hearts today and every day
and help us to bring that
message to those who might
be facing the reality of
death today, tomorrow, our
loved ones, our neighbors,
those in our community.
This whole world needs
hope and hope is exactly
what you give us in your
death, your resurrection.
In your name we pray,
Amen.
For Time of Grace, I'm
Pastor Jeremy Mattek.
It all starts now.
[MUSIC]
[ANNOUNCER] The
preceding program was
brought to you by the
friends and partners of
Time of Grace.
-------------------------------------------
Mazda 6 1.8I EXCLUSIVE - Duration: 0:58.
For more infomation >> Mazda 6 1.8I EXCLUSIVE - Duration: 0:58. -------------------------------------------
How to get & craft Glazed Terracotta block in Survival Minecraft PE 1.1 - Duration: 1:57.
For more infomation >> How to get & craft Glazed Terracotta block in Survival Minecraft PE 1.1 - Duration: 1:57. -------------------------------------------
MARCH FAVORITES 2017 (CLOTHING, AND OTHERS) - Duration: 5:28.
For more infomation >> MARCH FAVORITES 2017 (CLOTHING, AND OTHERS) - Duration: 5:28. -------------------------------------------
Why are Israelis so argumentative? - Duration: 6:51.
Why is the typical Israeli
hyper-critical
or contrary to everything?
Why did you decide that is the typical Israeli?
Because you...
Ari Azur
that's exactly what I am talking about
Because that's how Israelis are
that's their personality
they oppose anything you say to them
"what are you talking about?! It's the opposite..."
I oppose what I don't agree with
I don't oppose automatically
If I agree, I don't oppose what they say
So you don't agree with it
That Israelis...
I don't agree with that description
Why is the typical Israeli
Boaz Ramat Gan
is really critical
or opposes anything he's told
When you say to an Israeli "A", he says "No, it is B"
It doesn't matter what you say
Why are you like that?
Because we are sure we know better
we are taught that "I know the best I know more than anyone else"
We are taught to speak and not listen
That is the reason in my opinion
Who teaches you to do that?
Who taught you to do that?
I am Canadian
They taught me to listen
So for us.... It's not that someone told me this
it's living within a culture and society
it's a culture of talking and not so much about listening
Ariel Rehovot
I am like that myself
I feel that there is some kind of
checking the limits seeing what you can get
what's the reaction
what you feel about something and how you can connect to somebody
feeling sure about someone or not
It's also, when you discuss issues
it's a very personal thing with Israelis
it's close to their hearts
So they want to see
if you are on the same level as them
if you understand them properly
and they try to fish out what they want to hear from you
and they'll try to do it
in a very extreme way
but it's not anything too bad
Why?
You have to take into account that not everyone is like that
Some are, some aren't
There are a lot
But anyways, I am not that way
How do I know? Maybe you saying no is really...
If you ask me, why is ...
is he walking around with hair like that? - So why?
I don't care It doesn't interest me
It's his life
Why do Israelis love to argue about everything?
What is up with us Jews?
Ofer Jerusalem
God who created the world
created everything with a few sides
this side and that side
In the Gmara, there are many sides
Many questions
You can look at anything from many different view points
So to bring out the full truth from God
Israelis want to get to the full truth
the Godly truth
So we argue
Let's say you believe in X
you say X, I say no, no, it is Y
Yes, so it will be more real
Always check to get to the deeper point
Why do you think Israelis
part of their mentality
they are very critical about everything
say the opposite to anything?
Almog Ramat Gan
Because people always persecuted us
so we are always suspicious
and are more aggressive
but I think it is something in the Israeli mentality
that for everything
it is difficult for us to accept criticism
you always think you are better
you always have something to say
and you don't accept (what someone says)
it in a constructive way
or in a way that will open your eyes
Why do you think Israelis
are so critical and argumentative
Daniel Jerusalem
You tell them something and the say "What are you talking about?"
Always the opposite
Firstly, Israelis are so contrary
and so self-absorbed
because they think they are better
because
that's how we are for years
for years
On television, the Torah
gives and puts
the Israeli and Jewish mentality to everything
and as you would expect
it gets to the situation where
your ego is really high
and you don't even notice it
Why do Israelis as part of their nature
Raphael Herzliya
are so argumentative about everything?
You tell them something and they say "No, what are you talking about?"
I will start with the fact that
you gave a generalization that is not true at all
Seeing it as contrary is not correct
because what came first, the chicken or the egg?
It's both true and not true
You don't think it is true or you don't?
Why? Am I on trial?
Maybe there is some truth
maybe some is not true
Do you know the story about the Rabbi?
The Rabbi goes to Yossef
and Yossef says
"Listen, I have a problem with Yankele"
"he doesn't pay me for his bills"
"he is always trying to cheat me out of money"
The Rabbi says
"He is not treating you right"
Then Yankele comes and says to the Rabbi
"I have a problem with Yossef
"he is stealing money from me"
The Rabbi says "Yossef is not treating you right"
(got the names confused)
The Rabbi goes home and his wife says to him
"You can't have it both ways. Either Yossef is right or Yankele is right"
The Rabbi says "You are also right"
That is Judaism
-------------------------------------------
UNDERTALE - Saturday - Duration: 0:31.
Homer, what day is it?
Is Saturday
(EVIL)
(r.i.p table)
BREK
IS TOTALLY SATURDAY
(BART PAIN)
YES HOMIE
YESSSS HOMIE
NO DAD
DONT DO
(slap)
IS SATURDAY
(pain)
(eating feetus)
(HOMER)
captions by matty p
-------------------------------------------
The Dragon's Mythology Banner| Speed Art Complete | Shiruken Animation - Duration: 48:04.
GOD DAMMIT I FUCKING FORGOT TO EDIT THIS OUT LINK TO THE ORIGINAL SINGER
-------------------------------------------
Try not to Laugh * ORIGINAL * - Duration: 8:34.
Me and Joe *YU NEVER KNOW HIMM*>:D
LOVE
OKAY
Hot body Jade.
FUCK LOOK AT THAT SEXY NESS
-------------------------------------------
[유럽여행] {Ep.14} 소금광산 비엘리츠카(2) (Wieliczka Salt Mines(2)) [Europe Tour] [Eng Sub] - Duration: 11:55.2nd episode of Wieliczka
It could be boring because of many videos
Mine tour is not thrilling and strenuous activity, so just enjoy it lightly
I don't know what it is exactly but it seemed weaving something
The place miners had meals and rested
Miners prayed here for safe, fruitful work
Let's go inside for a moment
You can find my hands or supplementary battery often in the videos. They're supporting roles
Sat in a circle
You can see the darkness world that you've never seen if you turn off the lantern
Short but amazing
Resume the tour
Avoid the blockers
Climb up a ladder
The guide handed out the maps, and made us to find the place he designated
He only gave a few I guess it's a treasure and made us to go together in a team
Could he find the way and survive safely?
You guys don't care about it but it will be continued!
-------------------------------------------
Faut il un GROS MEDIATOR pour jouer du jazz manouche ? - Apprendre le Jazz Manouche - Duration: 8:44.
Hi, Clément here
So today in this video, I will talk about picks
because I'm often asked questions about picks which type of pick to choose
Do we need small or big picks
tortoiseshell, wood, bone, horn picks, etc.
There is a lot of choice
So I will try to talk about the different types of picks I used learning guitar
I will talk about their advantages and disadvantages
and I prepared a few examples that I will show you as well
and then I will give you my opinion on the pick's size
if you absolutely need a big pick to play gypsy jazz
On the table I have a few picks
For example I have this one
this one is a stone pick agate to be precise
It's a big pick and rather thick
3 or 4mm
it's a Dugain
It allows you to have a big sound
but there is a slightly metallic aspect
I don't know if the microphone picks it up
when playing a high string
it can make small noises like those
That's for the stone picks
there is bone picks as well
It's also a Dugain... As you can see
Here you have it for the bone pick
this pick is made out of buffalo horn
It's also a big pick from Dugain
I'm not going to try them all on the guitar
there is also picks like this one in ebony
This one is made out of tortoise shell
It's someone that watches my video on Youtube that gave it to me
If he watches thanks againS
so it's in tortoise shell
This one is the classic pick, a black Dunlop
This one, a Dugain again, I believe it's acetate
I don't recall exactly
this one is also a small pick
a small Dunlop pick
So there is a lot of type of picks
and some guitarist say that to play gypsy jazz you need big picks
Dugain picks, horn, bone, tortoise shell picks that kind of things
conversely some say that you need to use small thin picks like this
So, it depends a bit on people
when I started playing gypsy jazz guitar more than ten years ago now
At first I would use Dugain picks, that why I have several here on the table
and I tried many materials, I tried wood, horn, bone, stone, etc
back then I liked it a lot
I played a lot with the agate one
it allowed me to have a big sound
but the downside of these is that it wears down a lot more the strings
the pick won't wear down
this one I have it since forever, I never lost it
In general we lose them before wearing them down since it's stone
On the other hand with stone picks, it'll wear down a lot more your strings
I had my string thread that would go because of the stone of the pick
a bit after that I started playing on small picks
this type of picks, this one is a black Dunlop of 2mm
right here
I started playing with that type of picks, just to see how it's like
and I thought that it was a bit more flexible and more satisfying to play with
and since then I play exclusively with those picks
so black Dunlop 2mm
so, I'm not advertising for Dunlop, I'm not sponsored by them
but there are many guitarist playing with those picks
So either the 2mm black ones or the green ones
these ones are a bit more flexible they are 1.5mm
and I think that compared to Dugain picks or any big picks in shell or horn
I find it more flexible and pleasing
playing the guitar, that being said it's also a matter of taste
and we can perfectly have a big sound playing the guitar using a small plastic pick
if you the live of Bireli Lagrène in Vienne
I believe it was in 2002, it's a really well known DVD
and you can find videos on Youtube I think, you'll see Bireli playing with small plastic picks
and since people saw Bireli playing with a small pick
everyone switch to small picks
and then we realized it works very well and we can have a big sound with a nice tone
using small picks
but then there will always be gypsy jazz purists that will tell you
in order to play gypsy you need a big pick in tortoise shell or in bone that is 3 or 4 mm
to have a big sound, it's a point of view that I don't share
that being said it's up to you to try it out, you can buy a big pick to see if you like it
or try small picks like those
Personally I only play with small plastic picks it's suits me well and I don't want to change it
to summarize all that, I don't think there is one type of pick for gypsy jazz
It depends of your feeling on the guitar
it's something personal, try out different things
try small, big and average picks
and try to keep the pick that fits you best
the one with which you are more at ease
I don't think it's true if someone tells you that you need a particular pick to play gypsy jazz
because we can perfectly play with small ones
So here you go, a small video on picks
that way next time you ask me a question on picks, because I receive a lot of them
I'm often asked which pick, strings I use, etc.
I will refer you back to this video, that way you know everything about how I use my pick
After, the pick has three sides, the tip and the two round ones
there are multiple ways to use them, some will use the tip
others will use one round side, one or another
to have less grip on the string with a corner a bit more round
that also is up to you to try it, it'll depend on the musician
again the best solution is to try it out, and make up your own opinion
That's it for today, if you liked it think about giving a thumb-up on Youtube
If you are on the website you can go to Youtube to give the thumb-up it's always appreciated
I will make a summary PDF to download on the website
if you are on Youtube, click on the description, there will be a link leading you to the website
and if you are the website apprendre-le-jazz-manouche.com the PDF is downloaded at the end of page
See you soon for an upcoming video
Hey! Did you like the video?
So think about liking it, it's always appreciated
You can also subscribe to my Youtube channel by clicking on the big red button just below, there
And if you want to receive 3 free lessons on gypsy jazz guitar
with videos, PDF and many really amazing things
In the right corner, it's free
See you soon for an upcoming video
Ciao!
-------------------------------------------
Ewangeliarz OP - 2 kwietnia 2017 - (J 11, 1-45) - Duration: 1:45.
Jesus, where shall we go today?
Where do you want to guide me?
It's an awesome question that I often ask myself in the morning while praying
Please, show me where we will go together today, because it's my fun, it's my happiness in life to go where you tell me, "Jędrzej, let's go there."
Today, we read that Jesus says to the Apostles, "Let's go to Judee, come on, let's go there"
It's charming how straightforward and simple these words are.
Jesus wants to talk to me exactly this way. This way he wants to talk to you.
"Come on, let's walk up to this guy over there, sitting sad on the bench in the subway"
"Come on, let's call up that old friend of yours, the one that can't cope with life"
"Come on, let's go visit that person who really needs to meet you, needs your advice, needs your money"—whatever
The Lord wants to talk to us this way, and He does.
We just need to open up our ears a little to His invitation.
-------------------------------------------
Дыхание и спорт, Как дышать правильно - Duration: 3:50.
Hello.
Are you SPORT SCIENCE.
Topic of this issue us in the comments below
Video suggested Rome, for that he had a special thank you.
I think no one is not the secret of how important our
the body of oxygen.
If we want to explain who what for us
it is great value, we say
it is important for us as air.
Proper breathing is like in training and in daily
Life is one of the guarantor of wellbeing
and an active lifestyle.
According to statistics, about 40% of the athletes, fond of iron
sport after 40 years of suffering of those or other problems,
associated with cardiovascular system.
To some extent, this It connected with the violation technique
breathing during ongoing training.
repeatedly held studies have shown
as the correct technique breathing increases the speedily
power characteristics athlete.
Besides quality tissues drenching with oxygen
slows the aging process and speeds up the metabolism.
For each sport There is his "right
breath".
However, you need to understand, that not all are suitable for universal
winning recipes, always you need to listen to the
own feelings.
If we talk about race, then Elison Makkonnel, who
Experts recommend for breathing breathe through your mouth, for every
breath doing two steps, so the step 2 will have
and on the exhale.
However, Roy Sugarman not I agree with the view
and he believes that the need to breathe always through the nose because
thus we use over the heated and peeled
air, which reduces the risk colds.
If we are talking about training in the gym, it is very
You can be heard often from trainers who took to himself
any novice: "Breathe, do not forget to breathe."
Someone may decide that "Remember to breathe" is not possible,
but unprepared person really
often intuitively He holds his breath while working
heavy weights, which negatively It affects the body
- because at the same time significantly pressure increases, decreases
tissue oxygenation.
With rare exceptions, the right It considered such an option
breathing in which breath It falls on the negative
phase of movement, and on exhalation positive.
If you give an example bench press, then inhale
should be by lowering the rod, and exhale on effort - the
there is at the moment when you squeeze it.
Too many security forces are gaining lungful of air,
hold their breath and not breathing perform powerful movement.
Such a method of execution really capable
to some extent, increase the output power, however,
This negatively affects an athlete's health.
Increases blood and vnutrebryushnoe pressure.
Deteriorating brain power oxygen, over time,
deteriorating eyesight and can come complete blindness.
I'm sure many of you We saw cutting, where people,
operating or squat thrust lost consciousness - largely
This is due to the violation breathing techniques have been
pressure rises sharply, and then just as quickly
falls.
We recommend that you follow your breath until
long as you do not finish this skill to automatism.
Since this topic is extremely extensive, write in the comments,
if we do something not told within the scene.
If you like the video, then support us huskies
and share this video with friends.
This will greatly help the development of our channel.
On our site are gathered mengen.ru all editions and text
articles to them.
Not to miss the next Video - subscribe
to our feed and Public VKontakte, all references in the description to
video.
And yes, one more thing.
If you still do not done, then click on the bell
near the subscribe button.
Put a tick "report me all the news of this
Channel "and click save.
So you will not miss our new release.
-------------------------------------------
びっくり！中国のお箸マナー Surprising Chinese Table Etiquette! - Duration: 4:59.
Hi ,this is Mimi.
Today I'd like to share with you the topic about the way to eat the hot pot .
Surprising Chinese table etiquette!
Last time I ate the hotpot with 10 Chinese friends at the circle table.
I think most Japanese like to distinguish their own chopsticks and the serving chopsticks.
This is Japanese table manner.
Otherhand,inChina people directly use their own chostics when serving or pincking the food.
so then I use my chopsticks and pick up the raw fish and meat into the boiling water.
At that time, one of my friend gave me a advice,
it really surprised me!
I wondered if they don't mind these kind of way to use the chopsticks ,
I was really puzzled over her advice.
Last time I've also uploaded the video concerning the chopsticks ,
so please check the previous video too.
I think both are so interesting and
you can understand the different way to use the chopsticks between China and Japan.
Speaking of chopsticks ,
last time I ate the hotpot with 10 Chinese friends.
There was a very big hot pot on middle of the circle table,
we enjoyed so much.
I pick the raw fish and putting it into the hotpot with my own chopstics.
everyone use their own chopstics when they put something into the pot.
one of my Chinese friend advised me to wash my chopsticks in the boiling water,
I'm really surprised that,
because I thought washing my chopstick into the hotpot is so dirty for everyone,
I wondered it was so bad manner.Is these way really OK in China?
I think it depends on the people,
I mean some people don't mind ,but others mind.
Anyway I think the Chinese table manner are more casual than Japan.
But now we have a meal with the foreign friends , right?
so there are more and more Chinese young people take care their table manner.
I guess your friend thought using chopsticks which pick the raw fish wasn't clean,
so then she advised you to put your chopstick into the boiled water .
Her advice is for your health.
I see!
Are you OK?
It's OK,I just feel my throat so itchy.
Do you feel itchy?
slowly slowly!
There is no choice,I can't stop by myself.
Did you have a problem of your throat before?
You have to talk slowly.
no problem!
I think Chinese way is more casual,comparing the Japanese one.
You know Chinese have a rice bowl with the left hand and
eat the rice with right hand when we eat the rice or soup.
But Japanese don't pick up the bowl ,right?
I think Japanese put the bowl on the table and eat it.
No. Japanese also pick the bowl with left hand like this way.
This way is bad manner.
I think Japanese people eat something like this.
I mean Japanese don't shovel the food into the mouse.
they pick up your rice in morsels and bring it up to your mouth.
Chinese sometime may shovel the food like this.
Japanese say this ways is
Dog Way!
Like the dog, I see!
But I think the Chinese eating habit and manner have been improving now,
so then there're more and more people eat something without dog way.
anyway,today I realized that the way using the chopsticks of Japanese and China are really different.
Yes so interesting!
I think it is too complicated for the people who are european or any other countries to understand it.
Yes,maybe they think the way to using the Chinese and Japanese are alomst same,
but actually it are really different.
Ms.Xi thank you for your teaching!
I' ve learned so much,
I'm really interested with leaning Chinese!
That's all for today,
thank you for your watching,
see you!
-------------------------------------------
✬SuperNova³ 之微短片#01- 究竟愚人節有幾多愚人 【CC中字 】 - Duration: 1:21.
For more infomation >> ✬SuperNova³ 之微短片#01- 究竟愚人節有幾多愚人 【CC中字 】 - Duration: 1:21. -------------------------------------------
BLACKBEARDRAPS - ULTIMATE(COVER) - Duration: 2:37.
RUNNING J
LISTEN UP
I I
I am the one, don't weigh a ton Don't need a gun to get respect upon the street
Under the sun, the bastard son Will pop the Glock to feed himself and family
By by by any means, your enemies my enemies We wet them up like a canteen
The yellow tape surrounds the fate Don't have a face so now you late, open the gates
Great, eliminate like ElimiDate
Hey, young boy had to penetrate
great, young boy done caught a case
Bang, now his mama living with the pain
Wait, doctor says he's gonna stay
give him get the senzu bean so he regenerate
Now a nigga harder than the head of the state Denzel Curry is the new candidate
Ultimate, alternate, you are the opposite Stop this shit, chop your esophagus
Bitches be bopping it, bow down and popping it Dropping it in her esophagus
She get so nasty, in public she classy Perhaps she is able to swallow it
Girl, I can make you a star
Then I put her ass on Apollo, biiiiiiiiiiii*ch
Bitch, I am ultimate, behold my awesomeness Narcissist, part time an arsonist
Ripping through cartilage, I am the hardest, bitch Wrap it up, put in sarcophagus
Dearly departed, it's done when it started So now that I'm living so harmonious
Feeling like Spartacus, Curry the ultimate I am the best, there's no politics, bitch, I'm ultimate
BIT*CH I'M I am the one, don't weigh a ton Don't need a gun to get respect upon the street
Under the sun, the bastard son Will pop the Glock to feed himself and family
By, By,By any means, your enemies my enemies We wet them up like a canteen
Till yellow tape surrounds the fate Don't have a face so now you late, open the gates
Ultimate, infinite, flow is opium
Open the internet, photosynthesis
Put up parentheses
temporary Very scary if I feel like Dirty Harry
Just might bust a bitch
Never knew my life, but yet the question is
Is he fake, is he real, what the message is
Chop a bitch nigga up, I'mma sever it When I sever shit
I kill 'em, no Kony, these niggas ain't homies Claim you the homie, I turn into Broly
Dropping melodic, enter the cosmic Flow like a prophet, lyrical toxic
Flow like a foreigner, I'm the torturer Out of South Florida
call the coroner Killed in the corridor
I'm the overlord Rhymes like a sorcerer, I'm an animorph
Bitch, I'm a beast
Nigga, you tell me who fucking with me
K to the I to the N to the G
Claim you the hottest, but I disagree
Better love something than get a degree
This for Lord Infamous so R.I.P.
Arrivederci, bitches looking thirsty, riding through the dirty Like it's mandatory, ending of the story
-------------------------------------------
Learn English-Weekly Tip 24 for Speakers of Indian Languages - 'Mumbai' or 'Mumbai Only' (subtitled) - Duration: 2:05.
Hello once again everyone, and welcome
back to 'One English Tip in One Minute for
Speakers of the Many Indian Languages'
where each week I talk about, in some
detail, one common English mistake made by people
from India...and this is video number 24.
I say it all the time and I...you're
probably sick of hearing it...but I don't
care. I mean it: Nice going for
working to improve your English. It's a very
cool and smart thing to do. If you've
heard that many times before, then you
know how this works.
I show you a slide, and on the slide
there are two sentences: One is correct,
the other is incorrect. Your job is
to decide which one is correct. Read
the sentences, pause the video -- as you
will almost certainly have to -- think
about your answer and I will discuss the
answer in the slide that follows this slide.
If you got it wrong - or you took a wild
guess and just happened to get it right,
but just got lucky --
it simply means you need to start
studying this a little bit. To start
you off on that process, I've given you
three sentences you can study from.
Memorize these sentences, drill them into
your head, review them constantly and put
into practice what you've learned through
speaking or writing or both...and, as
always, it's a good idea to go outside
this video and try to learn on your own
as well.
-------------------------------------------
process (Language Bank) - Duration: 1:49.
Language Bank process
Describing a process
This diagram illustrates the process of paper-making.
/This diagram shows how paper is made.
First/First of all, logs are delivered to a paper mill,
where the bark is removed and the wood is cut into small chips.
Next/Second, the wood chips are pulped, either using chemicals or in a pulping machine.
Pulping breaks down the internal structure of the wood and enables/allows the natural oils to be removed.
Once/After the wood has been pulped, the pulp is bleached in order to remove impurities.
/…is bleached so that impurities can be removed.
The next stage is to feed the pulp into the paper machine,
where it is mixed with water and then poured onto a wire conveyor belt.
As the pulp travels along the conveyor belt, the water drains away.
This causes the solid material to sink to the bottom, forming a layer of paper.
At this point the new paper is still wet, so it is passed between large heated rollers,
which press out the remaining water and simultaneously dry the paper
/…dry the paper at the same time.
The final stage is to wind the paper onto large rolls.
/Finally, the paper is wound onto large rolls.
note at firstly, lastly
language bank at conclusion, first
-------------------------------------------
alone / lonely / lone (Which Word?) - Duration: 1:16.
Which Word? alone / lonely / lone
Alone, and on your own/by yourself (which are less formal and are the normal phrases used in spoken English),
describe a person or thing that is separate from others.
They do not mean that the person is unhappy:
I like being alone in the house.
I'm going to London by myself next week.
I want to finish this on my own (= without anyone's help).
Lone/solitary/single mean that there is only one person or thing there;
lone and solitary may sometimes suggest that the speaker thinks the person involved is lonely:
a lone jogger in the park
long, solitary walks
Lonely (North American English also lonesome) means that you are alone and sad:
a lonely child
Sam was very lonely when he first moved to New York.
It can also describe places or activities that make you feel lonely:
a lonely house
-------------------------------------------
Crime Patrol क्राइम पेट्रोल सतर्क Ep 782 Betay Ki Pasand 23th Mar 2017 - Duration: 38:45.
Crime Patrol क्राइम पेट्रोल सतर्क Ep 782 Betay Ki Pasand 23th Mar 2017 Crime Patrol क्राइम पेट्रोल सतर्क Ep 782 Betay Ki Pasand 23th Mar 2017 Crime Patrol क्राइम पेट्रोल सतर्क Ep 782 Betay Ki Pasand 23th Mar 2017 In today's episode of Crime Patrol, watch the investigation of a murder case from Punjab. The police find Surendra's dead body in a deserted place. They soon learn that Surendra is a property dealer from Ludhiana. While investigating Surendra's murder case, the police find out that Surendra had an extramarital affair. Will the police be able to solve the case? Stay tuned in to find the answer. Crime Patrol coming back in its 4th season attempts to bring stories of crime happening all around the country. Crimes that tell us, we need to be careful, we need to be watchful. Crimes that tell us lives could have been saved.Every crime we hear of, either warns us to be careful or scares us, it could happen to us. Every crime ignites a feeling, 'It should not have happened'.Would knowing the 'Why' behind a crime, help in stopping a crime from happening?'I don't like the way he looks at me', 'I don't like the way he/she is behaving', 'I think he/she is out of his/her mind', 'I think he/she has gone crazy'. That gaze, that quirky smile, that persistent stare which unnerves. It is difficult to understand the intentions but the hints are there.In a house a husband and wife argue, fight. A vessel comes flying, a glass breaks. Husband is angry and the wife is upset. That hatred, that ego. The distance that keeps growing. It is difficult to comprehend the damage, but the cracks are there.Feelings… expressions. Dont Forget to Subscribe Our Channel....... Enjoye
-------------------------------------------
Mr. Sackentwine reviews Iron Fist - Duration: 11:21.
effeminate (of a man or boy) having traits, tastes, habits, etc., traditionally considered feminine, as softness or delicacy.
-------------------------------------------
МОЙ ГОВОРЯЩИЙ ТОМ БЕГ ЗА ЗОЛОТОМ #62 СОРЕВНОВАНИЯ ГОВОРЯЩИХ КОШЕЧЕК АНДЖЕЛ игры мультики для малышей - Duration: 5:59.
For more infomation >> МОЙ ГОВОРЯЩИЙ ТОМ БЕГ ЗА ЗОЛОТОМ #62 СОРЕВНОВАНИЯ ГОВОРЯЩИХ КОШЕЧЕК АНДЖЕЛ игры мультики для малышей - Duration: 5:59. -------------------------------------------
Zero Days - Duration: 1:53:47.
For more infomation >> Zero Days - Duration: 1:53:47. -------------------------------------------
猫にまつわる不思議な話・怖い話 三毛猫が家にやってくるようになった - Duration: 1:28. For more infomation >> 猫にまつわる不思議な話・怖い話 三毛猫が家にやってくるようになった - Duration: 1:28. -------------------------------------------
Justin Bieber em São Paulo - Duration: 2:12.
For more infomation >> Justin Bieber em São Paulo - Duration: 2:12. -------------------------------------------
Ewangeliarz OP - 2 kwietnia 2017 - (J 11, 1-45) - Duration: 1:45.Jesus, where shall we go today?
Where do you want to guide me?
It's an awesome question that I often ask myself in the morning while praying
Please, show me where we will go together today, because it's my fun, it's my happiness in life to go where you tell me, "Jędrzej, let's go there."
Today, we read that Jesus says to the Apostles, "Let's go to Judee, come on, let's go there"
It's charming how straightforward and simple these words are.
Jesus wants to talk to me exactly this way. This way he wants to talk to you.
"Come on, let's walk up to this guy over there, sitting sad on the bench in the subway"
"Come on, let's call up that old friend of yours, the one that can't cope with life"
"Come on, let's go visit that person who really needs to meet you, needs your advice, needs your money"—whatever
The Lord wants to talk to us this way, and He does.
We just need to open up our ears a little to His invitation.
No comments:
Post a Comment