And all these little shakes — and friends of mine in the audience tonight, they have these shakes prior to it, and in the wake of it, and they’re all perfectly wonderful, their faces are perfectly radiant — I can’t thank them enough for sharing it with me. But here, if you read it tonight — that’s the thirteenth chapter of the Book of Mark; the related chapters are the twenty-fourth of Matthew and the twenty-first of Luke, but I like the one as Mark presented it — he does it in a very primitive manner, but it’s all beautiful; so in Mark it’s simple and very, very clearly stated.1085 ¶32