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The Chosen People Return · The Chosen People

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  Speaker 1: Previously on The Chosen People.
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  Speaker 2: He said we can go back and rebuild the temple.
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  Speaker 2: We can go home?
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  Speaker 1: Yes!
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  Speaker 2: Can you believe it?
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  Speaker 3: We'll finally see Jerusalem!
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  Speaker 1: With that, men gathered their tools. Women packed their woven baskets.
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  Speaker 1: Elders dusted off family scrolls and whispered prayers of gratitude
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  Speaker 1: they hadn't thought would ever come. Children ran through alleyways wide-eyed,
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  Speaker 1: overhearing talk of a city they'd only ever heard of
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  Speaker 1: in stories. Jerusalem. The Temple Mount, once the dwelling place
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  Speaker 1: of the Most High, stood in ghostly quiet. Its courtyards
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  Speaker 1: were covered in ash and debris. The altar was gone,
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  Speaker 1: desecrated long ago, leaving behind a scorched imprint in the dust.
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  Speaker 1: where fire had once burned for the Lord.
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  Speaker 2: Bring the rams, the goats, the sheep without blemish. We
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  Speaker 2: begin and end each day with.
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  Speaker 4: The ascension offering.
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  Speaker 5: The entire sacrifice will be consumed on the fire of
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  Speaker 5: the altar of the burnt.
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  Speaker 6: Offering, and the fragrant aroma will be pleasing.
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  Speaker 1: To the Lord. who represent our constant, diligent devotion and
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  Speaker 1: dependence on him. The people eagerly obey Jeshua, their high priest,
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  Speaker 1: as they re-establish the altar of burnt offering on the
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  Speaker 1: temple mount, the roaring fire like the steadfast north star
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  Speaker 1: that lights the way home in a vast cosmos of desolation.
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  Speaker 1: The altar still burned stubbornly and brightly, that tiny speck
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  Speaker 1: of light on the horizon of a vast and dark sea.
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  Speaker 1: The temple around the altar remained a skeleton, half built,
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  Speaker 1: half forgotten. Eighteen years had passed since the foundation was laid,
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  Speaker 1: and the joy turned to silence in the hills of
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  Speaker 1: Judah once more. But God had not gone quiet. nor
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  Speaker 1: had he turned a deaf ear to the prayers of
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  Speaker 1: his most steadfast, faithful followers. Despite the years of delay
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  Speaker 1: and disappointment, he sent voices. The prophets Haggai and Zechariah
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  Speaker 1: came to the city of Jerusalem and breathed new life
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  Speaker 1: and newfound vigor into the people of God.
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  Speaker 7: Is it time for you to live in paneled houses
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  Speaker 7: while the house of the Lord lies in ruins? Build
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  Speaker 7: the temple, that I may take pleasure in it.
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  Speaker 2: Not by might, not by power, but by my spirit,
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  Speaker 2: says the Lord.
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  Speaker 1: Their words cracked through the complacency, and something stirred. Zerubbabel
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  Speaker 1: stood again and once more rallied the people. Jeshua took
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  Speaker 1: up his priestly robes with pride. The people, once afraid,
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  Speaker 1: now remembered. They were not just survivors. They were builders.
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  Speaker 1: But the enemies of the Jews picked up their scathing
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  Speaker 1: correspondences and conniving schemes once more. Letters were sent to
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  Speaker 1: the new king of Persia, King Darius. Reports that the
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  Speaker 1: Jews were building again reached his palace. Was it rebellion?
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  Speaker 1: The enemies of the Jews claimed that it was. They
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  Speaker 1: stirred up trouble in all the ways they could. Concerned,
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  Speaker 1: the new King Darius searched the records, but there, buried
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  Speaker 1: in the archives of Persia, was the decree of the
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  Speaker 1: former King Cyrus. Jeshua rushed from his living quarters to
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  Speaker 1: where Zerubbabel stood at the Temple Mount, overseeing the reinvigorated workforce.
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  Speaker 1: He was out of breath, but the exuberant expression on
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  Speaker 1: the now elderly man's face tugged at a memory of
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  Speaker 1: long ago in Zerubbabel's mind. He couldn't help but smile
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  Speaker 1: at Jeshua's irritation at not being able to choke out
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  Speaker 1: words after the exertion of running up the hill.
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  Speaker 2: Zerubbabel, my old friend, you'll never believe... Oh, here, read it.
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  Speaker 1: Zerubbabel bit back his laughter, but then took the parchment
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  Speaker 1: and read aloud.
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  Speaker 2: A decree of King Darius.
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  Speaker 1: Zerubbabel's eyebrows shot up at Yeshua.
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  Speaker 4: Just read it.
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  Speaker 2: Therefore, you must stay away from that place. Atonai, governor
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  Speaker 2: of the region west of the Euphrates River. I knew
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  Speaker 2: our enemies would add it again.
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  Speaker 1: Keep going.
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  Speaker 2: Leave the construction of the house of God alone. Let
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  Speaker 2: the governor and elders of the Jews rebuild this house
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  Speaker 2: of God and its original site... I hereby issue a
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  Speaker 2: decree concerning what you are to do... so that the
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  Speaker 2: elders of the Jews can rebuild the house of God.
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  Speaker 2: The cost is to be paid in full to these men...
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  Speaker 2: out of the royal revenues from the taxes of the
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  Speaker 2: region west of the Euphrates River... so that the work
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  Speaker 2: will not stop. Whatever is needed... young bulls, rams, and
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  Speaker 2: lambs for burnt offerings to the God of the heavens... wheat, salt, wine,
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  Speaker 2: and oil as requested by the priests in Jerusalem... Let
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  Speaker 2: it be given to them every day without fail so
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  Speaker 2: that they can offer sacrifices of pleasing aroma to the
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  Speaker 2: God of the heavens and pray for the life of
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  Speaker 2: the king and his sons.
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  Speaker 4: Joshua, I can't believe what I'm reading. Our God has
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  Speaker 4: been influencing the very hand of the king.
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  Speaker 2: I also issue a decree concerning any man who interferes
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  Speaker 2: with this directive. Let a beam be torn from his
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  Speaker 2: house and raised up. He will be impaled on it,
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  Speaker 2: and his house will be made into a garbage dump
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  Speaker 2: because of this offense. May the God who caused his
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  Speaker 2: name to dwell there overthrow any king or people who
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  Speaker 2: dares to harm or interfere with this house of God
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  Speaker 2: in Jerusalem. I, Darius, have issued the decree. Let it
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  Speaker 2: be carried out diligently. Never in all my years.
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  Speaker 5: Would you have ever expected to have a king defend you?
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  Speaker 3: The last one gave.
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  Speaker 2: Us gold, and now this one will impale our enemies.
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  Speaker 1: Zerubbabel and Jeshua, two very old friends now at this point,
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  Speaker 1: then howled with laughter and disbelief. And with that, the
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  Speaker 1: resistance faded, the work resumed, and the second temple collapsed.
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  Speaker 1: under Zerubbabel's leadership, was finished at last. It wasn't Solomon's temple.
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  Speaker 1: It didn't shine with gold, but it stood whole and
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  Speaker 1: complete at long last. Decades passed. Jerusalem had a temple again,
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  Speaker 1: but something was still missing, and many more Jews still
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  Speaker 1: remained in exile in the far reaches of the Persian Empire.
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  Speaker 1: They had been saved by the brave acts of Queen
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  Speaker 1: Esther and sustained by the cleverness of Mordecai the Jew
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  Speaker 1: in the years following the rebuilding of the temple. Eventually,
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  Speaker 1: King Xerxes was replaced by King Artaxerxes, and a new
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  Speaker 1: generation of leaders arose. And so, from the courts of
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  Speaker 1: Persia came a new voice. He was a scribe of
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  Speaker 1: the priestly line of Aaron. He was a man devoted
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  Speaker 1: to the law of Moses, and the hand of the
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  Speaker 1: Lord was upon him. His name was Ezra. Ezra was
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  Speaker 1: a scholarly man, but he was no passive scribe. His
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  Speaker 1: fiery devotion to the law of the Lord set him apart.
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  Speaker 1: It could be polarizing, yes, but it also sparked something
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  Speaker 1: in the hearts of the people. He taught with authority.
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  Speaker 1: He called sin what it was, and he carried the
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  Speaker 1: weight of their covenant as if it were bound to
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  Speaker 1: his own soul. His passion stirred minds, moved hearts, and, inevitably,
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  Speaker 1: caught the attention of the king. One day, Ezra was
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  Speaker 1: summoned to the regal throne room of Babylon. He entered
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  Speaker 1: wearing the simple robes of a scribe, threadbare, practical, ink-stained,
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  Speaker 1: standing in stark contrast to the opulent grandeur that surrounded him.
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  Speaker 1: gold pillars, polished floors, and rows of intimidating guards and
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  Speaker 1: nobles in fine linen. Then the royal scepter was lifted.
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  Speaker 1: Ezra straightened his spine, lifted his gaze, and summoned the
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  Speaker 1: fire that burned within him. He stepped forward, not with entitlement,
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  Speaker 1: but with authority born from conviction. He stood not only
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  Speaker 1: as a servant of Artaxerxes, but as a messenger of
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  Speaker 1: the living God.
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  Speaker 7: Tell me, Ezra, for you have found favor with me.
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  Speaker 7: What is it you desire more than anything else? I
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  Speaker 7: will grant you anything you request.
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  Speaker 1: Ezra stood, stunned. He held no title, no position in
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  Speaker 1: the palace, but he carried something greater. The favor of
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  Speaker 1: the Lord and the law of Moses etched deep into
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  Speaker 1: his soul. He had studied it. He had lived it.
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  Speaker 1: And now, more than anything, he longed to teach it,
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  Speaker 1: to awaken his people to the truth they had forgotten.
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  Speaker 8: My king, you, you honor me. This is my request.
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  Speaker 8: Allow me to return to my people in Jerusalem. I
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  Speaker 8: long to worship the Lord there at the rebuilt temple.
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  Speaker 8: I also desire to bring the law of our prophet Moses.
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  Speaker 8: I will bring spiritual revival to my people.
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  Speaker 7: Then hear my decree, Ezra, priest and scribe of the
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  Speaker 7: law of your God. I am sending you not just
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  Speaker 7: as a servant, but as an ambassador of your people
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  Speaker 7: and of your God. You may return to Jerusalem, and
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  Speaker 7: any of your fellow Israelites who wish to go with you, priests, Levites, servants,
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  Speaker 7: they may go as well. You are to evaluate the
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  Speaker 7: state of Judah and Jerusalem according to the law you carry.
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  Speaker 7: And you shall bring with you silver and gold from
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  Speaker 7: my treasury, and from my counselors, given freely to the
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  Speaker 7: God whose dwelling is in Jerusalem. Gather also whatever your
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  Speaker 7: people offer freely, With it, purchase sacrifices, bulls, rams, lambs,
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  Speaker 7: grain and drink offerings to present on the altar of
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  Speaker 7: your god. And whatever remains, you may use as you
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  Speaker 7: see fit, according to the wisdom of your god. Take
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  Speaker 7: with you the sacred vessels given for the service of
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  Speaker 7: the temple. And if you lack anything, draw from the
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  Speaker 7: royal treasury without fear. Let the needs of your God's
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  Speaker 7: house be met in full. May your God be honored.
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  Speaker 7: For I desire no wrath to fall upon my realm
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  Speaker 7: or my sons. Go in peace, priest of Jerusalem. May
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  Speaker 7: the hand of your God be upon you.
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  Speaker 1: Ezra fell to his knees, overcome with awe and gratitude.
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  Speaker 1: He thanked the king with formal words, but his heart
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  Speaker 1: poured thanks to the Lord alone. He knew exactly whose
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  Speaker 1: hand had moved the heart of Persia. True to his word,
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  Speaker 1: King Artaxerxes granted Ezra all that he asked, gold, silver,
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  Speaker 1: livestock for sacrifice, and the freedom to appoint judges and
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  Speaker 1: teach the law throughout the province. It was an extraordinary favor.
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  Speaker 1: meant to secure peace, order and divine protection over the empire.
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  Speaker 1: So Ezra gathered a second wave of exiles, among them
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  Speaker 1: priests and Levites, temple servants and gatekeepers, singers and scribes,
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  Speaker 1: families who still believed, elders who longed to see revival,
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  Speaker 1: sons and daughters who longed to walk in the promises
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  Speaker 1: of their ancestors. Before they departed, Ezra assembled them all
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  Speaker 1: near the river Ahava. He looked upon the crowd, men, women, children,
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  Speaker 1: young and old, and knew the road ahead would demand
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  Speaker 1: more than travel. It would demand obedience and discipline.
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  Speaker 6: You are not merely returning to a land.
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  Speaker 5: You are returning to a covenant.
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  Speaker 6: The road ahead will not be easy, but we do
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  Speaker 6: not serve a God of ease. We serve the Lord
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  Speaker 6: of heaven and earth who brought us out of Egypt,
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  Speaker 6: who brought us through exile and now calls us back
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  Speaker 6: to himself. Let no one walk this road lightly.
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  Speaker 8: Purify your heart.
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  Speaker 5: Prepare your hands.
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  Speaker 6: We do not go home as we were.
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  Speaker 2: We go home as a holy people.
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  Speaker 1: The crowd gathered around him murmured with conviction. Some even
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  Speaker 1: began weeping. Others nodded solemnly. Ezra gripped the worn scrolls
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  Speaker 1: in his hand and lifted them overhead.
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  Speaker 6: This is the word of the Lord, the law of Moses,
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  Speaker 6: recorded here on these scrolls. This is what sets us
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  Speaker 6: apart from every other nation. This is not just tradition.
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  Speaker 5: It's our identity, our inheritance, our life.
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  Speaker 2: Our brothers have.
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  Speaker 6: Returned to the land of promise, and now we must
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  Speaker 6: walk it once more.
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  Speaker 5: Do you not remember the words of Moses before we.
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  Speaker 3: First entered this land?
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  Speaker 8: These are not idle words for you. They are your life.
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  Speaker 5: He warned us not to turn aside, not to the
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  Speaker 5: right or the left, And now, after all this exile,
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  Speaker 5: after all this loss, we must not lose ourselves again.
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  Speaker 2: We will keep his commands.
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  Speaker 6: We will live by his word. And we will return,
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  Speaker 6: not just to this land, but to our God.
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  Speaker 1: And with that, they fasted and they prayed as they
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  Speaker 1: prepared themselves for their long journey to Jerusalem. The generations
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  Speaker 1: who remembered the first rounds of deportations from Judah had
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  Speaker 1: long died out. So when Ezra and his second wave
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  Speaker 1: of returning exiles crested the final hill a ways off
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  Speaker 1: from the Jerusalem of their people's collective memory, they were astonished.
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  Speaker 1: The land of promise, the land of their forefathers, the
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  Speaker 1: city established by David. But when Ezra stepped into Jerusalem,
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  Speaker 1: scrolls in hand, the city felt different. The city bustled,
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  Speaker 1: but the spiritual pulse was faint. Sacrifices continued, but conviction
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  Speaker 1: was missing. Ezra's heart sank as he walked the temple courts.
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  Speaker 1: He watched men, priests even, walk hand in hand with
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  Speaker 1: women from nations who worshipped false gods. He saw altars
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  Speaker 1: in alleyways and up on high places, incense curling into
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  Speaker 1: skies meant for Baal.
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  Speaker 7: Lord, is this what we have come to?
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  Speaker 6: A temple built with clean hands, defiled by divided hearts?
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  Speaker 1: Ezra climbed the steps of the temple courtyard. He fell
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  Speaker 1: to his knees before the altar. His hands clutched his
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  Speaker 1: beard and tore at his garments. Crowds began to gather.
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  Speaker 1: They knew that the king had sent them an ambassador.
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  Speaker 1: They knew he would be a holy man, someone important.
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  Speaker 1: But when they saw his anguished torment and broken heart
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  Speaker 1: over their sins, their lack of conviction, the murmurs quieted.
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  Speaker 1: No one had seen grief like this since the days
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  Speaker 1: of exile. No one had seen profound godly grief like
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  Speaker 1: this for lifetimes. Ezra, the man who was tasked with
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  Speaker 1: bringing spiritual revival and reform to God's people, fell on
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  Speaker 1: his face before them and before the Lord.
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  Speaker 2: My God, I am ashamed, ashamed to lift my face
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  Speaker 2: to you.
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  Speaker 3: Our guilt has risen higher than our heads and our
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  Speaker 3: sin like floodwaters.
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  Speaker 7: They reached the heavens.
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  Speaker 1: The people stilled further as they listened. They scarcely drew breath.
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  Speaker 1: This favored official, this ambassador of the king, was lumping
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  Speaker 1: himself in with their sin. He saw himself as one
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  Speaker 1: of them. He knew that a failure for just one
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  Speaker 1: of God's people was a failure for all. So special,
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  Speaker 1: so prized, so loved were God's children. that it grieved
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  Speaker 1: both the heart of God and his prophets and priests
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  Speaker 1: on their behalf. Silence hung heavy and charged, fertile soil
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  Speaker 1: for the seeds of conviction and repentance to take root.
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  Speaker 8: From the days of our ancestors until now, we have
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  Speaker 8: sinned again and again.
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  Speaker 4: Yet you, O.
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  Speaker 2: God, have not destroyed us.
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  Speaker 7: You gave us remnant.
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  Speaker 2: You gave us favor before kings.
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  Speaker 7: You brought us home. You gave us hope.
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  Speaker 5: And we, we, we have returned again.
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  Speaker 1: What can we say?
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  Speaker 8: We stand in our guilt, and yet here we are
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  Speaker 8: because of your mercy.
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  Speaker 1: The crowd stirred at his words. Some knelt. Others began
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  Speaker 1: to weep.
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  Speaker 7: We have been unfaithful. Is there still hope?
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  Speaker 1: A man named Shekiniah stepped forward, his voice steady.
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  Speaker 3: Let us make a covenant before our God to do
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  Speaker 3: what is right, to send away these wives and their
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  Speaker 3: children according to the law. Let it be done carefully, rightly,
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  Speaker 3: but let it be done. Rise up, Ezra. This task
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  Speaker 3: is yours. and we are with you.
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  Speaker 1: The people murmured. Some sobbed. Others turned their faces to
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  Speaker 1: the sky. One by one, heads of households began to nod,
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  Speaker 1: then speak.
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  Speaker 6: We were blind, but now we see.
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  Speaker 2: Ezra Teach us again. Teach us all.
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  Speaker 1: Ezra's eyes burned with unshed tears. He stood taller than before,
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  Speaker 1: not because of pride, but purpose. The law wasn't just
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  Speaker 1: in his hands. It was alive again in the hearts
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  Speaker 1: of the people. And with humble, repentant hearts restored in
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  Speaker 1: Israel once more, Ezra stood and began the difficult work
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  Speaker 1: of reform. A thorough investigation followed, house by house, marriage
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  Speaker 1: by marriage, name by name. Some left families behind, others
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  Speaker 1: walked away from comfort. The process was painful, personal and
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  Speaker 1: deeply complex. But it was also sacred, because they were
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  Speaker 1: not just rebuilding a city, they were rebuilding a covenant.
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  Speaker 1: They had returned to the land, rebuilt the altar and
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  Speaker 1: laid the temple stone by stone. But now, at last,
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  Speaker 1: they began to return to God, not just with their
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  Speaker 1: hands or their rituals, but with their whole hearts. Spiritual
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  Speaker 1: revival had come, not in the form of thunder or fire,
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  Speaker 1: but through repentance, realignment and a return. The ruins of
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  Speaker 1: their past were still visible and the scars of exile
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  Speaker 1: had not fully faded. But something new had begun to
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  Speaker 1: rise from the rubble, something deeper than stone or gold.
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  Speaker 1: God was planting righteousness where rebellion once grew, restoring what
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  Speaker 1: had been lost, exchanging ashes for beauty, mourning for joy.
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  Speaker 1: And though the city's walls still lay in ruin, the
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  Speaker 1: hearts of the people had begun to stand tall again.
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  Speaker 1: Another return was still to come. Another rebuilding still awaited.
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  Speaker 1: But the story of restoration was already in motion. Because
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  Speaker 1: when God calls his people back, he doesn't just rebuild
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  Speaker 1: what was. He restores what could be. He calls them
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