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Resilience Is the Middah That Builds Generations

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of you know charge with the job he said go find a wife not from the locals not from go back to my family what's the difference they were all there by desire that mid [music] go from apparent to a child character traits but deis ideologies philosophies don't if anything the mid in's hometown was seemingly worse numera threw him into a fire nobody protested for Mavinu they let him throw a kid into a fire because of his beliefs and when he came out of the fire unscathed. We don't see that anybody really changed their ideologies. So what's going on over here? What was the grace amid that saw that made it so attractive to him? That's very wonderful. That's what he saw. He saw the backbone. He saw the resilience. He saw this stubborn loyalty to a viewboy that said, "I'm not changing. [music] I don't care. This is what I believe. This is who I am." It means he saw a certain ability, conviction, a readiness to have ideals and to live with those ideals. And they mean something.