Return from exile is framed as a second chance to prove loyalty to God by worshiping only Yahweh.
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Jiang says love is the spark of the Monad inside human beings, and doing good grows that spark and draws people back toward the Monad.
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Jiang says love is the spark of the Monad inside human beings, and doing good grows that spark and draws people back toward the Monad.
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"But now, for a brief moment, favor has been shown by the Lord our God, who has left us a remnant, and given us..."
"So, Ezra's saying, okay, yeah, we screwed up, but God is forgiving, and now we have a second chance to prove ourselves to God...."
"...us and it's almost like a magnet okay we want to return to the monad and so we do"
"good because it makes us feel good and allows us to return to the monad um but sometimes because we live in a world..."
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