Welcome back. We continue from verse three of chapter nine. Okay, so verse three, my defense to those who examine me is this. So he is now responding to certain people who are questioning him. So what we talked about earlier was the group of people who were siding with the follows, siding with other leaders, right? And the main reason was that Paul had chosen life of manual labor. So he had chosen to work to support himself in the ministry. And so he's responding to these people who are challenging his apostleship or his leadership within the church based on this choice that he's made to engage in manual labor. So he says, verse four, do we have no right to eat and drink? Do we have no right to take along a believing wife as to the other apostles? So he's talking about rights, right? So what we saw in the previous chapter was he was saying, we know that all of these things are true. But if what we are doing is going to cause someone else to stumble, then we should refrain from it. In a similar way he's saying, I have the right to get to have food and to have something to drink. I have the right to take a wife just like the other apostles. The way he's saying it, although it is in question form, almost to say, you give me the answers. Like, you know that what I'm saying is true, right? I have the right to eat and drink. So when he's saying, do we have no right to eat and drink to say, what would be the answer? It's a rhetorical question. Yes, you do have the right to eat and drink. Do we have no right to take along a believing wife as to the other apostles? And here he gives a few examples of other apostles. And verse six, is it only Barnabas? And I would not have the right to refrain from working. So here he's saying, I do have the right to like the other apostles to have a wife who can come along with me and support me in the work that I'm doing. And Barnabas, both Barnabas and I share this right. So Barnabas also from this verse was someone who was unmarried and who was serving God. And he's saying, it's not that this right has been taken away just from Barnabas and me. We also have the right to work. Actually he's talking about Barnabas working. So it's only Barnabas and I who have no right to refrain from working. So both Barnabas and him were working to support their ministries. But there were many other apostles who were being supported by churches, being supported by others to do the work that they were doing. They were not doing manual labor to support their work or to earn the finances or to get the food and drink that he's referring to in verse four to get all of that work that they were doing. So verse seven, sorry, whoever goes to war at his own expense who plans a vineyard and does not eat of its fruit or who tends o'clock and does not drink. So all of these things are yes, if you go to war, someone is supporting you in that war. They are paying for you. You don't pay and then go and fight on behalf of a country. If you plant a vineyard, you will eat food that comes from the vineyard. If you take care of sheep, you will drink the milk that comes from the flock that you are taking care of. Do I say these things as a mere man? So now he goes back to scripture. He's saying, I'm not saying this nearly from a human perspective.  So when you work, you should be paid for your work. So verse nine, you shall not muzzle an ox while it trends out the grain. Is it oxen God is concerned about? So here he's referring to an Old Testament law that Moses had talked about. So you shall not muzzle an ox while it trends out the grain. Verse 10, does he say it altogether for our sakes? For our sakes, no doubt. So he's not saying God didn't say that just for animals, right? That we only have to take care of the animals who help us out in the fields. No, he's giving us that as an example for us to learn about. And the lesson that we can learn is that the people who work in the fields also should receive their pay. And those who help in the harvest should also receive their pay. So similarly, those who do ministry should be paid for the work that they are doing. Verse 11, if we have so many spiritual things for you, is it a great thing we reap your material things? So elevating spiritual above the material, there is spiritual work among you. So taking something material from you is definitely worth it. Verse 12, if others are partakers of this right over you, are we not even more? Nevertheless, we have not used this right but endure all things lest we hinder the gospel of Christ. So there were other people who had received support from the Corinthian Church. Whereas Paul and Barnabas themselves who had been the ones who established the church are not receiving anything from the Corinthian Church. So nevertheless, we have not used this right but endure all things lest we hinder the gospel of Christ. So they have given up this right so that they will not hinder the gospel of Christ. How do you think the gospel of Christ would be hindered if they were using these rights? Yes, for some people would see that okay, we are supporting the work that is being done. And so there would be a sense of even a sense of authority in a sense over them because you are able to do the work because we are supporting you. That would be one thing and that would put them in a place where they would not be as receptive of what Paul was sharing because of that. Another reason might be that people would question their motives for doing the work that they would do. So they would think that they are only doing the work for the sake of money. Just to receive money, they were doing the work. So they would question everything that they were doing. Whatever they were doing, they would question what is the motive behind it. Is it to try and get more money from us? All of these things. So to keep all of that from being in the people's hearts when they were preaching the gospel, they saw it best to just give them the gospel without giving them any burden of financial support so that they would know that we are coming with pure motives. Our goal is only to bring the gospel to you and you can see that we have nothing to take from you. There's nothing we are coming to receive from you. We are only coming to give. And so they gave up their rights. So in all of these preceding verses, he's talking about these are all the rights we have, but we gave all these things up so that we could simply preach the gospel to you without any hindrance and you could receive it without having any kind of questions or doubts in your mind. You could receive it just as something we had come to give you. Verse 13, do you not know that those who minister the holy things eat of the things of the temple and those who serve with the altar are take of the offerings of the altar. So he's going back to the Old Testament, but also to even the pagan temples that were there. The priests would be able to take the offerings that were being brought, the sacrifice that were being brought. They would take a part of it for themselves. That was their way of sustaining themselves and their families. Verse 14, even so, the Lord has commanded that those who preach the gospel should live from the gospel. So not only in the Old Testament was this a practice where he's in verse 13, he's talking about the Old Testament where the Levites and the priests would be able to share in the offerings that were coming into the temple. But even Jesus himself had approved of those taking the gospel, receiving payment for what they were doing or receiving support for what they were doing. So we see that in Matthew 10, 10 and in Luke 10, 7, if maybe two people or one person were able to read those two verses, Matthew 10, 10 and Luke 10, 7. Matthew 10, 10. No bag for the journey or extra shirt or sandals or a scarf for the worker is worth his poop. 10, 7. As you go, proclaim this message, the kingdom of heaven has come near. Oh, sorry, Luke 10, 7. Matthew 10, you read that. And then Luke 10, 7. Luke 10, 7. Stay there eating and drinking whatever they give you for the worker deserves his wages. Do not move around from house to house. So here in both these places, we see where Jesus himself has said, when you're going out for ministry. The people who are you are ministering to should be taking care of your physical so your food and your stay and all of those things. So Paul is, even though he's saying these are my rights, it's not these are my rights by my own thinking, or by what the world has to say, these are my rights as per scripture as for God's teaching himself. And then in verse 15 he says, but I have used none of these things, nor have I written these things that it should be done so to me, for it would be better for me to die than that anyone should make by boasting point. So I he's saying I've given up all of these rights and I'm not writing now so that you will start to give me some wages. Rather, I would, I want to continue doing these things, because that's a reason for me to post in the sacrifices that I've made to bring the gospel to you, and he continued to talk more about this from here. So just some things that we talked about. So apart from Paul supporting what all he's sharing about eating foods offer to idols. We are also there are some things we can learn about how we should be serving. So he's talking about apostleship. One thing is he talks about the church themselves as evidence of his call. So the fruit of the work that has been done is evidence that God himself had sent Paul and enabled him to do the work. The second is that he had not abused his power in any way. Instead, he'd gone on the other side of giving up his own rights for the sake of the work that he had to do. So giving up getting married, giving up giving up the right to receive payment. So he continued to work even though that meant a lot of hard work for him. He continued to work to support the ministry that he was doing. So that is something that we can learn as well when we are doing ministry that we look at the fruit of what we're doing. To show us is what we're doing really bringing transformation. Is it really fulfilling the ministry that God has entrusted to us? Are we seeing fruit in the work that we are doing? And the other is to be sacrificial to give up things that we may fully be able to claim as per our rights. But to give that up for the sake of the work that needs to be done. Let's go on verses 16 to 18. We'll just maybe finish the chapter and then we can stop and ask questions if you've had any questions through the last two chapters. So verses 16 to 18, anyone read that? For if I preach the gospel, I have nothing to boost off. For necessity is laid upon me. Yes, who to me if I do not preach the gospel. For if I do things willingly, I have a reward. But if against my will, I have been entrusted with a stewardship. What is my reward then? What when I preach the gospel, I may present the gospel of Christ without charge that I may not abuse my authority in the gospel. Amen. Thank you. So he's saying if I was simply preaching the gospel, then I'm not doing anything great. I'm just doing what God has asked me to do. God has entrusted me with the task of taking the gospel to people and I'm simply carrying out that task. So I can choose to do it willingly or unwillingly. If I'm doing it willingly, then I have a reward from God that will come when he finally judges me. If I do it against my will, what I'm simply doing is acting as someone who has been given a task. I'm just simply doing it. I'm not doing it with the heart of desiring to do what has been entrusted to me. I'm just doing it out of obedience. So where is his real reward? His reward is when he makes sacrifices from his own desire to make sacrifices. God is not asking him to give up receiving a payment or to give up the support from the church in order to do his work. That is something that he has chosen to do and in that is his reward because what was the heart behind giving it up? That there would be no hindrance to the gospel. So he's done it with that purpose that people would just be able to receive the gospel without any obstacles, without any hindrance. And so in this is going to be his reward when Christ judges him. So here we see that Paul talks about a bosseship as stewardship. We are given a responsibility to carry out and we are accountable to God and to people to carry out that responsibility. So we are simply stewards who are carrying out what God has entrusted to us. And that is another role of someone who is ministering or someone who is sent by God to be a steward of what God has entrusted to us. Go on from verses 19 to 23. Someone read that please. For though I am free from all men, I have met myself as seven to all that I might win them all. And to the Jews, I became as a Jew that I might win Jews to those who are under the law that I might win those who are under the law. To those who are without law as without law, not being without law toward God, but under law toward Christ that I might win those who are without law. To the weak, I became a weak that I might win the weak. I have become all things to all men that I might by all means save some. Now this I do for the gospel sake that I may be partaker of it with you. Thank you. So we saw in that first verse of chapter nine, he said, am I an apostle? Am I free? So in these first few verses, he was talking about how he has given up the rights of an apostle to do the work of taking this gospel without hindrance. Now he's talking about how he's giving up his rights as someone who is free for the same reason for the gospel sake. So verse 19, for though I am free from all men, I have made myself a servant to all. So he is someone who is not a slave. He was free in that he was not under anyone's authority. But he took the gospel to them freely. But at the same time, even though he was free, he chose to align himself with them so that they would be able to hear the gospel in a way that made sense to them. So to the Jews, he took the gospel as a fulfillment of Jewish scripture to help them understand how Jesus fulfilled Jewish scripture. To those under the law, he still continued to respect the law. He didn't say forget all of that, let's follow Jesus now and not think about anything that the law talks about. Verse 21, to those without the law, that is to the Gentiles, he didn't force them to follow the law. Rather, he took what was important and he only taught them what was important for them as those who were not under Jewish law. And so he became like somebody who was free from the law, even though he was a Jew. But at the same time, he was under the law of God. So there's freedom from the Jewish law, but still a submission to God's law, God's rules of what is right, what is wrong, what is good, what is evil. And to the weak, I became weak, that I might win the weak. So in each case, he and we can also take care to the weak I became as weak as he, we don't know for sure. But in this case where he's talking to these elite people who don't want him to do that work of tent-making, to the weak I became weaker. He became like the lower class in that Corinthian society to win those weak. So in each case, he identified himself with the people that he was taking the gospel to so that they would be able to share in salvation in Jesus. So verse 23, now this I do for the gospel sake, that I may be partaker of it with you. So I do this so that you may hear the gospel and so that we may both share in the benefits of believing in Christ. So that I may share it with you. And so that is the challenge for us as we are people who are sent out by God. Are we willing to go to where they are to identify with them to the extent that we make sacrifices on our things that we would prefer. I'm sure Paul would have preferred to not be working day and night, maybe to be able to get some rest. But he chose to do that extra work so that he could reach a certain group of people to the Gentiles. Even though he was someone who had been raised in Jewish law and steeped in that kind of thinking, he had to unlearn so much of what he had learned to be able to reach this other group of Gentiles. And he was also then there were Jews who came against him because of that. So there was so much opposition to his work because people felt that he had given up Jewish teaching. So the Jews felt insulted by what he was doing. So he made huge sacrifices and we might be called to make big sacrifices like that, to move to places that may not be the most comfortable, to minister to people who might be outside of what is acceptable in society or people who are accepted in society to reach out to those kinds of people. And that would require sacrifice on our part. So for us to be with that mindset and that willingness to make those sacrifices for the sake of the gospel so that others can benefit from the gospel like we have benefited as well. Should we stop here for questions? Do you want to continue or do you want to address some questions and then we continue? Do you have any questions? Maybe you can bring it up now. Yes, so we can do things unwillingly but just because we feel this is the right thing to do or we want to be obedient. So it's a mindset of a servant or a slave. You may not have the heart to do it, you are just doing it because this is what has been told to me. This is why we see so many times this question of what is the motivation behind what we are doing. Is it really God's heart for the people? Is it really God's heart for us also that is motivating us or is it just okay and do this because so even in this we are being faithful to carry out this task. So he's saying I've been entrusted with this and I'm doing it. But my reward is when I actually do it with that willingness, with that pure motivation that comes from God, that heart of God for the people and to take us to do it. So I can still do it without that and I would be doing the work that God hasn't asked me. I'd be faithful in that but I would not get the reward of someone who is doing it with a willingness or thoughts. No questions there. I just want to answer that. Spiritual decades have been given in the start of the chapter three. Capitalism of person. And hence it's half of picture of friendship from the first point. Which one is it, Surya? The capitalism of person. Okay, okay, okay. Yes, the water of capitalism. Okay. So those are, I'll read them out there in the notes also. Revelation 21, 14 is for the 12 apostles. And the criteria for those 12 apostles is in Acts 1, 21 to 22. Then the founding apostles is Ephesians 2, 20, Ephesians 3, 1 to 5. And then like for those who are continuing that ministry in the current day church is Ephesians 4, 11 to 12. And one current day is 12 to 28. Any other questions? If you have questions or anything you want to share from what we've done so far. Okay, we will continue to the end of this chapter then. So verses 24 to 27, is someone reading to read that? Do you not know that those two run in all race, all run, but one receives the prize? Run in such a way that you may obtain it. And everyone who completes for the prize is temperate in all things. Now they do it to obtain a perishable crown, but we for an unperishable crown. Therefore I run thus not with uncertainty, thus I fight, not as one who beats the ear. But I discipline my body and bring it into subjugation. At least when I have preached to others, I myself should become disqualified. Thank you. So Paul is talking to the Corinthians who are very familiar with the Olympics, right? And with all of this sportsmanship, so he's using this example from their culture. So in Corinth itself, there was games that were hosted every two years and they were almost like the Olympics. They were as big, they were second only to the Olympics. So they saw a lot of these things happening in and around them, these athletics happening around them. You know the kind of discipline and the self-sacrifice that is involved by these athletes. There is intense training for long periods of time before they can even participate in the race. So they have to go through this kind of training to prepare themselves. And then when they run the race, they are ready to run and to endure whatever is required for them to win. And so even though so many people go through all of this training, only one of them actually receives the prize at the end of it. They all have gone through the training, they've all been prepared and they've gone through intense preparation for it. But at the end, out of all of them, only one person receives the prize. So you'll be like that one person to go the extra mile to prepare even more and then when you actually run the race to give it your all. So that you win the prize. So everyone who competes in these games runs only for things that are temporary. So what they would receive was the crown with leaves in it that decayed almost within a few days. So they committed themselves so much to this. They sacrificed so much for it just to get that crown. But you are doing it for a crown that is eternal. So when you run, don't run without a specific sense of purpose in what you are doing. Run as someone who has purpose and prepare as someone with a purpose to win. So he says in verse 26, I run thus not with uncertainty and I fight thus not as one who beats the air. So I'm not doing it without purpose. I am preparing very specifically for what is to come. So I'm not going to just practice by beating the air. I'm going to do the work that is involved to be prepared to fight somebody's fight a physical person. I discipline my body. I bring it into subjection so that when I have finished preaching and sharing the gospel with everyone else, I myself. I'm not disqualified from the race. So I'm doing all of these things for so that I can make sure that I at the end of the day can stand before God with boldness and know that I've done everything. I've sacrificed, I've made, I've loved people, I've done things beyond what was asked of me because I wanted to have a pure heart. And I wanted to know that I could be, that I would stand before you with a blameless heart. So he's saying do the physical kind of things, discipline your body. Do all of those things that are required so that you can have the spiritual fruit of it that you can stand before God with that kind of confidence. So the key lessons regarding service so being called into ministry that we can take away from this chapter is that when we serve people, we want to see that there is transformation of lives and that is through the gospel. We want to see that kind of transformation. Serving God requires sacrifice. Serving God is stewardship. So there is responsibility and accountability. We are entrusted with the responsibility and then we're accountable to God and to people. Serving God is serving people by willingly entering their world. So identifying with them and being able to serve them where they are. And then serving God requires self governing ability. So what we did in this last section of disciplining oneself and making the sacrifices necessary to prove ourselves faithful at the end of our own lives. Okay, so some of the main things that we can take away from this with regard to what Paul has been sharing with regard to eating food sacrifice to idols. What do you all see as some key takeaways from this passage? How does this relate to that food sacrifice to idols? And what he talked about in chapter eight. So one thing is the giving up of rights. So he said, am I a fossil? These are all my rights as a fossil, but I've given them all up so that you may be able to receive the gospel without any hindrance or the gospel may come to you without any hindrance. So one is a giving up of rights. The other is giving up of freedom. Am I free? Yes. And then he says, I became a Jew. So even though he was a free person, he gave up his freedom so that the gospel would be able to make its way to them. And he would be able to share the blessings of the gospel with them. They both would be able to share those blessings. And so we see those two things of giving up his rights, giving up his freedom so that the gospel would be received and so that they would be all be able to share in the benefits of the gospel. And so that is something that he's going to then continue into in chapter nine talking about, okay, what does that mean in chapter 10? Sorry. What else can we look at in Old Testament history that we can learn from? Okay, so he looks at the Hebrews when they come out of Egypt and they are in the wilderness. What are some mistakes that they made? How can we learn from their mistakes? And how can we have the right heart attitude to live this out? Now, we'll just look a little bit at the background as well of what, at what time this was when Paul was talking to the Corinthians about all of this. So, in about 49 AD, that is between Paul's first and second missionary journeys is where Acts 15 talks about Paul and Barnabas going to Jerusalem to talk to them about, ask them this question of can Gentiles eat food, sacrifice to idols? And so Acts 15, the Apostles send them back with certain instructions for the Gentiles. Someone can read Acts 15, 28 to 29. Acts 15, 28 and 29. It seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us not to burden you with anything beyond the following requirements. You are to abstain from food sacrificed to idols, from blood, from the meat of strangled animals and from sexual immorality. You will do well to avoid these things. Thank you. So here, this was the teaching that the council had that is a conclusion that they came to that the Gentiles do not need to follow the Jewish laws. They don't need to be circumcised. The only things that they need to follow is to abstain from things that are offered to idols from blood that is in the meat from anything that is strangled from sexual immorality. So we see that Paul then returns back with this teaching to the Gentiles and after this he goes on his second missionary journey. And it is during his second missionary journey that he goes to Corinth and establishes the church there. So no doubt that as he was establishing the church, he also was teaching these things to the Gentiles. But somehow it's maybe they had not fully understood the teaching or they had forgotten the teaching. Paul now here has to continue to explain further to them what had already been shared previously when he established the church. So as he writes this letter, he's building upon what he's already shared with them. So this chapter we'll see first 14 verses are lessons from Israel's history. Then there's a small section which talks about the cup and the bread. Then there's idols and sacrifices of six verses on that and then food offered to idols. So he goes back and he closes this section with this topic of food offered to idols. So let's look at verses 1 to 4. At Caesarea there was a man named Cornelius, a centurion in what was known as the Italian Regiment. I think are you in the right book? First Corinthians chapter 10 verses 1 to 4. For I do not want you to be ignorant of the fact brothers and sisters that our ancestors were all under the cloud and that they all passed through the sea. They were all baptized into Moses in the cloud and in the sea. They all ate the same spiritual food and drank the same spiritual drink for they drank from the spiritual work that accompanied them and that rock was Christ. Nevertheless, God was not pleased with most of them. Their bodies were scattered in the wilderness. So Paul has talked about his own life. Now he's going into Israel's history and saying what can be learned from Israel's history. So all of their ancestors had together seen the cloud of God's presence that was leading them from Egypt into the promised land. So day and night that cloud was before them and they were following the cloud to go to the promised land. So everyone who left from Egypt, all of them saw the same cloud. All of them passed through the Red Sea. All of them experienced these miracles, this divine leading and revelation of God's power. All of them burst to all who were baptized into Moses in the cloud and in the sea. So he's using that word baptism to kind of connect it to the early church of being baptized in the water. He's saying like you were baptized in the water and have now become part of the church. These people went through these experiences and became part of the chosen people of God who were led out of Egypt. And then verse 3 all ate the same spiritual food. So all of them had the same spiritual experiences and all took part or were fed the same spiritual food, the same spiritual drink. So although that was a physical food, they received manna and they received water. That was physical food but there was divine provision that all of them could see. How the manna came to them, how they received water. Every time there was no water in the wilderness, God provided water to them. For the rank of that spiritual rock that followed them and that rock was Christ. So we read about the rock from which water gushed forth. When there was no water in the wilderness and the Israelites were grumbling or were in need of water, God provided water from the rock. So that is not to say that Jesus was the rock that was there with them in the wilderness. But the point to the fact that that rock, that provision that came from the rock is a pointer to Jesus and how Jesus provides that same spiritual food that we need. And provides that spiritual drink where we go on to see in this chapter how he explains that. But like that rock provided it to them when they were in the wilderness, Jesus now provides it to the church. And so this is the use of what we look at types in the Old Testament where a type points to Jesus in the New Testament, Jesus fulfillment of what was shown in the Old Testament. And then verse five, with most of them, God was not pleased for their bodies were scattered in the wilderness. So all of them went through these spiritual experiences. They all saw the power of God. They were all part of God's chosen people. They were all baptized. They were all brought into that body that God had created of his chosen people. But still some of them didn't reach the promised land that God had given to them. Because of the things they did, which is what he will talk about in verse six onward. So this is his warning to them. He's saying, don't think that just because you are in the church now, you can be confident in the fact that you are going to reach that promised land of God's presence, eternal being eternally with God. Just like these people have experienced all of these powerful things, they fell away from God. And so he's warning them to not lose their way, but to stay on track with God and then go on into what are the things that he uses as examples next week. But that is what he was saying before this of running the race to win the prize. So to run in such a way that you know you will reach the end and you will not only reach the end, but you will receive the prize that you are running for. So that thought is continued here in its first five verses. So we close with that for now and we'll continue next week. Thank you all for being here.


Hey everybody, what's going on? I am Greg Sosman joined today by Davis Matic of SportsGraders here to help us break down the Genesis Open at the Riviera. What's going on, Davis? Not a lot going on. This is the last event here of our West Coast swing. Always kind of a nice little beginning to the PGA Tour season. I've had some good events so far and always love the Riviera. Par 71, 7,300 yards. So lots of scoring.  I've kind of been waiting for this moment all season here because the three guys we're going to talk about today are just three bombers and three guys that you have long been fans of. And now everybody kind of on board with you, so it's not nearly as fun as it was two or three years ago. But I'm still in with you in this foxhole. So let's get into it. Let's start with Bryson de Chambeau. Bryson is plus 1,800 this week to win it all at Riviera. 18 to 1 of Bryson seems like a good number to me. Look, I know that Bryson is annoying. I know that he makes these huge numbers. I know that no one really likes him. But I don't think there is any argument that he should be the seventh favorite here. Like in a head-to-head market, I would anticipate wanting to bet Bryson against Rahm, wanting to bet Bryson against JT, wanting to bet him against Cantley.  And I love Xander too. But Bryson, when he plays his best game, he is the best driver on tour. No one gains more strokes off the tee than Bryson. And because he hits the ball so far off the tee, the big weakness of his game, strokes gained around the green, just doesn't really come into play. So at 18 to 1 with DJ and Rahm taking so much of the win equity out of the market, I think that so far of the early golf season, Bryson here at 18 to 1 is my favorite bet of the year. It just seems kind of crazy because one-on-one Bryson can be anybody. And certainly with his power off the tee, he could get around some of his struggles around the green. Bryson to Xander about 18 to 1. It is really, really hard to ignore. Nobody likes him, but he knows how to win. And that's what we're looking for here this weekend. Another favorite of yours, Forward Amateur that you were always on. It's Victor Hoblin who's 34 to 1 to win this tournament. Hoblin had a nice year last year, year before as well. Let's see if he can get going here to the Genesis. Yeah, Hoblin two wins on the PGA Tour last year, won the Mayakoba, won the Puerto Rico Open. So now kind of the next step in the evolution of his game is winning a big major event. You know, who really put himself in the lights as one of the premier golfers on tour. He's writing an amazing Shreka form right now, T6, T2, T31, T3 and a first in his last five events on his official World Golf Ranking page. He also fits the form of someone I would expect to excel at Riviera is gonna gain a lot of strokes driving, both with driving distance and driving accuracy, the things he is bad at, you know, short game working around the greens. Again, just not gonna have a huge impact here at the Riviera. So much of it is gonna come down to driving and long irons and how you score in the par fives, which fits perfectly into Hoblin's game. You know, I kind of view him as a mini version of what Bryson does really well. Obviously though, he doesn't hit it quite as far as our guy Bryson does. Hoblin getting in a tip-top shape here as we get past his West Coast swim, as we mentioned, a good year last year. Now he's gonna get off this night and win a big time event. The Genesis Open at Riviera will certainly qualify for that as we look forward to the players and the Masters coming up. Hoblin certainly can pound it off a tee, not like Bryson, but he can hit it a long ways. Hoblin, one of our guys here this week at 34 to one. One final player to get to here and it's a guy that you were on long before everybody else started loving him. That's Matthew Wolfe. He's 80 to one this week at the Riviera. And again, it just seems like a high number. Matthew Wolfe, somebody that you've been on before and we'll be on again, I'm sure. Why do you like him this week? So he is not riding basically a bad run of form right now. If you look at his stats this year, he's played way below his baselines for his last two events and it's because he is banged up. He's dealing with like a small injury. I'm betting that he is kind of past the injury. If you look at his numbers last year, 12th on tour and strokes gained off the tee, 50th on tour and strokes gained total. Obviously though, he's been a guy who's been able to win on the PGA tour in the past. So price down here at 80 to one. This is about the deepest I would go. Also, if you're looking at the board this week, I think this is not a great week to bet long shots. So Matthew Wolfe at 80 to one, just kind of buying the dip here, coming off of the injury. And I think this is the lowest on the board. I would go with the Genesis. No, 101 specials, Davis-Matic, this week. Not this week. 80 to one for Matthew Wolfe. He's had successful, of course, battling injury right now, but we'll see what he can do here at the Genesis at Riviera this weekend. That's gonna do it for us here at the Fandal Hurray. Davis, I am ready. And I appreciate your time, man.  And it's a beautiful golf course. So we're really excited to watch this week. Stars are out this week and it's only gonna get better over the next couple of weeks. I am excited to talk to you about it here on the Fandal Hurray out for Davis-Matic. I'm Greg Sussman. Thanks so much for watching and we'll see you back here tomorrow for another edition of the Fandal Hurray out.


from the mercy of Allah. Now, there's a hadith that Ar-Hadirah narrates, Paul says, and said, Every newborn baby is touched by Shevaan when it's born, and the baby starts crying because of this touch, except for Madiaan and her son. So it's not that I actually protected her in that state, SubhanAllah. Now, Ibrahim, her father, actually passed away before she was even born. So Madiaan never knew her father.  So basically, they took on the charge of Madiaan and decided to raise her in the service of the Masjid. And she becomes a student of Prophet Zafiriyah, about Prophet Ibrahim. And just right away, you can see SubhanAllah, the opening that Masjid has given her, right? That she's now becoming a student of Prophet Zafiriyah. So one of the blessings that we're getting, being in his service was that she had access to the Masjid and she was given a special chamber that was entirely hers. So she secluded herself. As a very young girl, this is just what she did. She just had this deep, profound love for Prophet Zafiriyah. She excluded herself from family and the people and she just devoted herself to worship of Prophet Zafiriyah. How does Ibrahim narrates that there are many times when he would enter her room at SubhanAllah, after weeks, days, she wouldn't step out. She never left her chambers, maybe to relieve herself, but she was very, very devoted to her worship and he would come into her room SubhanAllah and he would find fruits that were out of season in her room, right? So imagine it's summer and then there's winter fruits, SubhanAllah, in her room. Or it's winter and there's summer fruits in her room. And so he would ask her, where did you get these fruits from? You never leave. And how did you even get them, right? It's out of season. And her response, she said, he said, excuse me, oh my God, from where have you gotten this? And she said, this is from Allah, verily Allah provides sustenance to people with those who got them this. So it was SubhanAllah who delivered to her beautiful fruits. Again, we're talking about those who are coming in the story of Medina Islam and the topic that I was given was to talk about the sweetness of faith. So I thought the story really captured that. And here's just one example. Again, the sweetness of faith and fruits being delivered to SubhanAllah to your room and of course Allah is capable of all things. So she SubhanAllah spent her days and nights worshiping Allah. She rarely sees people. You know this part of the story, right? One day something strange happens to her. Someone she's never seen before enters her room in the form of a man. This is Angel Javid al-Isra. And she's completely frightened and terrified because remember, this is a woman, a young girl, not even a woman yet, who did not meet with people and to have suddenly a strange man in her room, you can imagine how terrifying that was for her. And she warned him to fear Allah, thinking that he's there to hurt her. And he tells her, I'm only a messenger from your Lord to provide you to the gift of the righteous Son. So again, try to place yourself in her shoes for just a moment.  She's so innocent, has no concept of what is happening to her. And he's telling her that she's about to have a child. Any of us would have, you know, clearly a breakdown or some type. But subhan Allah, in that moment, she's stunned and says, How can I have a son when no man has touched me? And I do not commit wicked acts. And he responds, thus it will be your Lord says it's easy for me and we will make him a sign to the people and mercy from us. And it doesn't matter already to creed. So basically, Allah Almighty can do as He wills. So she, in that moment, did she protest? Did she break down? Did she run out of room in hysterics? Her faith is now being seriously tested, right? I mean, Mashallah, she displayed her devotion clearly. She loves Allah Almighty. He loves her in return. It's evident. Now the test is coming. This is just a pause here for a moment. When we reflect on the stories, whether it's the prophets or these incredible people that, you know, stories that we hear of other people as well, who are tested despite their incredible faith. We have to then come back and remember that yet that is just what happens on earth. People are tested.  And it's just part of being here, part of this experience because the video is designed to test us. So we have to end. This is from the Holy Prophet. He says in the Qur'an, do they say that they believe and they don't expect to be tested? So he's telling us right now and there are expect tests, right? That's part of how it is. In Shaitan, of course, it's important this tactic to make you question and put doubt in yourself, put doubt in Allah, just fill you with all of these negative, negative thoughts when the tests come. But the response that you have really is where you prove your faith, how you respond to the test of what's coming with you. If you protest, why me, what was me, or angry, and I've actually heard this from many people before, where they express anger, this is an injustice, I don't deserve this, I did everything right, I made this the hada, people get really, really angry sometimes because they don't understand what's on that decree. But again, if you have that concrete and you're very clear on that, that you will be tested that accepting the decree of Allah, SubhanAllah, is the best choice, instead of resisting, right? And that's exactly what she did. So SubhanAllah, as stunned as she is, she accepts her decree, she realizes that she reads in to her womb and she becomes pregnant. She goes through all the normal signs of pregnancy and then the rumors of force even though she was in her chambers when she did come out, maybe for specific things, people in the list she's growing, she's experimenting, then the rumors began to spread. So she decided at that point, again, to think about her age and the incredible pressure she must have felt to protect her reputation, to protect her reputation of her family. In the face of this decision, as a young girl who barely ventured out of her chambers, let alone walked alone into the streets of where she was, she made the decision to completely leave. So she leaves and runs away. According to Ibn Fathiyah, she ran away and when she reached an area between Ashab and Egypt, she was overcome by labor pains. She was placed eight miles from the sacred house of Jerusalem in a village in Bethlehem. So just, you know, if you've ever been in these parts of the world, then you can visualize that. But she went pretty far from her a shift from her home, from her chambers. And she knew that she was going to be tested with the birth. She knew people would not assist her. There were already spreading rumors about her. They were not willing for a story. And, you know, especially because she was known to be so developed, right?  She had to do this by herself. So in her anguish and pain, you know, just imagine these words coming from her. She said, would that I had died before this and had been forgotten and out of sight? So sometimes, you know, just things can get overwhelming for you, right? I mean, here's this little girl, pretty much a young girl, going through such a deep tribulation.  And they don't realize that people process and cope differently. And if you make a momentary statement out of pain or just, you know, it's overwhelming, you don't let someone shame you and make you feel like you've made a statement of kofo and what's wrong with you and you see people, even after someone dies, a loved one, they're already being policed about what they shouldn't say, what they shouldn't do. This is wrong and we have to stop that as a community and realize that sometimes in the moment, because people become more loved and they don't understand, they might make a statement, like, I wish I could just die. You know, and that's enough. That doesn't mean that they're terrified of people and they don't have faith and they don't have an event. It means, in that moment, their heart is broken. And they really don't understand. And you should reach out for empathy and love and with compassion instead of judgment. It's a very ugly problem. And we, you know, unfortunately though, it's just very common that people react that way. So here, just look at the example. She made a statement like that because it was too overwhelming for her. Right? But she reviewed it. Did lightning strike her? No. She's hailed as one of the forward-perfect women who seem to be able to talk about her. So again, take comfort that these are human emotions and we're allowed to be human. So she finally delivered and is incredibly weak and all alone. Again, imagine her situation. She's under a tree and there's nobody with her. I mean, how many sisters here delivered a child? How many have been completely alone delivering a child? No, not single soul. I didn't think so. The idea of going through something like that for the first time in her young, fragile age is terrifying. But to panel off, when you have almost a panel up on your side, you can get through anything. And her story is the perfect example of that. So here she's under this tree or family or husband or sibling. Nobody holds her hand to comfort her and she's just been through. And so she, of course, is in this agonizing state. But to panel off, her Lord was guiding her all along. Her voice came down to her in that state. Do not grieve. Your Lord has provided beneath you, there was a stream for her to have fresh water. And then you told her and shake toward you the trunk of the palm tree. Upon you right and fresh leaves. So this voice called on to her. And so eat and drink and be contented. And if you see unhumanity, so now this is for her, direct order to her. If you see anybody, any human being, say, indeed I have vowed to the most merciful abstention, so I will not speak to anybody. To panel off. This is such a powerful thing. She's gone through so much she didn't feel like she could count on any human being and I lost count of it again confirming you don't need any of them. You don't need to talk to any of them. Okay, I am with you. The people actually went out to a number of rumors were spreading. They were very concerned about what happened to her. She just disappeared out of thin air. They went out to the program and people were asking other people along the way if they saw her. They actually found a shepherd. He said that he didn't see her, but he saw something very strange that he'd never seen before. He said he saw a bright light and his cattle, all of them did something that he hadn't seen before. They prostrated in the direction of where the light came from. So Panabah, he witnessed them all and said at that time where this light was shining so bright. So he pointed down in the direction Mary in the meantime they sat up and had gathered some strength and she decided at that point to collect herself. She remembered what she was ordered to do. Do not talk to anybody. She collected herself. She gathered her new infant. Of course Please Of course, please No, no, no Subhanallah and she decided to head back home. So she now is walking back and she actually runs into a very group that went out to look for her and they surrounded her and now it's their intimity. Imagine a young girl, you had this before and you cannot talk. You've been ordered to silence and they're all standing there What are you doing?  How could you like accusing her of all of this but how could you do this? How could you do this to them? They treated you so well. They took you in when your father passed away and she just has to stand there Subhanallah taking their abuses taking their accusations and how could she just endure it all by herself? Subhanallah All she could do was communicate through sign language just trying to let them know because they're badgering her and so suddenly she points to the baby to Issa and they said, how could we because she's trying to tell them aren't we talking to you just pointing to the baby if you want answers and they're like what? How can we speak to this? How can we speak to an innocent? This is crazy more accusations, more abuses that launched at her and then Subhanallah of course we believe so he decreed that infant Issa speaks and he responds Indeed, I am the servant of Allah He has given me the scripture and made me a prophet and he has made me blessed wherever I am and has enjoyed upon me prayer as long as I remain alive and made me dutiful to my mother and he has not made me a wretched tyrant and peace is on me the day I was born and the day I will die and the day I have raised alive and I just imagine an infant saying these words to Subhanallah and this is it this is why Allah Almighty said you don't need to defend yourself you don't need to speak to anybody I will do that for you and of course immediately her honor was restored and everybody felt terrible for the accusations they made of her and the horrible thoughts that they thought of her and Allah Almighty elevated her peace will be with her son she never married again so she maintained that title of the Virgin Mary until she left this world there are so many incredible lessons from this story that we can draw from first before we continue does anybody have any questions or comments to share yes so after the birth of Issa she didn't undergo any other tests beyond this while what happened to him was also a test program as a mother yes if he was alive then it was yes according to him yes I attended a lecture from a scholar who talked about how much he was young that she actually could go out of her chamber and was a healer and would heal the poor there might be different accounts of her history so a scholar shared that that's beautiful I'm sure it's true but for the most part in her account it's just not about her the majority of her the majority of her time she spent in her chamber in devotion so the lessons that I wanted to pull from this because there's so many actually preceding her story in the sense that we looked at her mother let's look to Hannah and the power of sincere God because it's very natural for some of us who've been wanting or yearning for something maybe we've been making God for weeks, for months maybe even years for a specific thing and it enters our hearts it's a lot to say stuff for a lot people have these thoughts to see, hear me am I, is there something wrong with me am I not worthy where do you think these types of thoughts come from 100% if you ever have a thought about stuff for a lot of a lot not listening to you if you really tear your peace that statement up that's the difference because also Hannah hears everything he has knowledge of everything so the idea that he doesn't listen to one or something it's outside of our we don't believe in that he listens to everything there's nothing that escapes his knowledge so right then and there you have to first know that's what's supposed to appreciate but then even when he makes you doubt your self-worth God isn't being answered I can't tell you how many people I've talked to that immediately race to that judgment about themselves that there's something wrong with me because I'm not my God isn't being answered I'm also trying a lot you know how many people in history or how many stories have we heard of people who have been tested and tried by something being with health from them even in our promise license is there anyone who suffered more than he did so suffering not getting your adult answer or not having this happy perfect I don't even know what we think the sort of ideals we create about life on your own earth but those are not proofs of anybody's standing with Allah in fact the opposite is true that people who are closer to him are tested so you have to reject those thoughts right away and say actually if I'm being tested inshallah this is a good sign I'm being purified we all sin and we all aren't heedless we all do things that we shouldn't do and so this we should welcome being purified in this world opposed to living it up and having thinking that everything is fine and suffering a lot showing up on the Day of Judgment full of surprises we don't want to be surprised on the Day of Judgment we don't want to think that oh because I've created 5 times a day and I'm working to have my fast food and everything just seemed so perfect and good then you show up and suffer a lot the balance is not in your favor that's not what we should want so we should look at it like you know what if these are happening to me in this world and even though they're difficult to bear and I have to be patient alhamdulillah alhamdulillah I just have to accept that this is a real true blessing for Allah SWT and so but the power of again, sincere doha and she wanted a child for many many years and it took that one moment where she saw this beautiful exchange from her mother and her chick where she made that doha and they say alhamdulillah will bring you to your knees right because of that the sweetness of your devotion in that moment so if you're asking like if you're just like alhamdulillah and it's kind of like a rush doha you know the quality matters sometimes and so if you have a knee that you've wanted fulfilled for example and you've never once thought to wake up for the hajj but yet you wonder why isn't it being answered maybe that's the vehicle that you need to you know take that's the means with which the doha might be accepted or sazaqa there's so many different ways that we can almost like expedite to go out and you have to look at what those opportunities are fast in giving acting and being in the service of feeding people who are hungry doing things like that are ways to inshallah increase the chances that you go out being answered sometimes we just go to that yes inshallah is good in that never limit that but take it to the next level it could just be that one moment of absolute sincerity where your heart is broken and you're crying and you're just like y'all but please it really really need this as opposed to just sort of casually mentioning something so think about that with all of you and then take also about what Hanna did when she received news about her pregnancy this is also another great lesson and another great opportunity for us that when we want something for like single sisters for example or sisters who do want children sisters who are married and maybe they they're having difficulty with their spouses when you're making da'a for something if you're stuck on just the material thing that you want you're also limiting the power of da'a to the next level so if you want to be married don't want to be married just to be coupled and have a fairytale life just so that you can buy a house and have a perfect wedding and all the things that people dream up about marriage make the intention in that moment that I want to be married so that I can have that can do incredible things for you all with my partner that my partner and I are like we're the next board members of MCC doing amazing things for this community we're out there serving for gift life foundation helping orphans there's much more meaning in our union than just the material or the worldly aspect or if you want a child the same way that Hanna made her she was going to raise her child in service of him take that take your da'a for a child to that level I don't want the child to have a baby and go big to the rest and shop for a stroller and put on cute clothes and take baby pictures and then what do you want this child why? in our cultures, I know many of our cultures it's like a numbers game you have one child you have two with your necks it's never enough for what purpose for what purpose do we bring children into this world this is a place of difficulty of challenge if it's selfish there's some cute normally that's the mom it's like so limiting and so worldly but how about because I want them to be the next you know, so I could be you know I want them to do amazing I want them to be like Mary I want them to do amazing things these are the kinds of you know intentions we should add to our for whatever we want in this world even for wealth you know if you want wealth have a good intention for that wealth if you want success in your job in your work whatever it is that you want to give you from the world it's okay to ask but beautify the intention by attaching it to love for him as well not just whatever benefit you get from him and this is what we learn from him as example she could have you know write it in there and you know invite all her friends this is how we react to these but she took a moment really to feel the weight of what happened to her so I'm going to start that opens doors for you if you're newly engaged if you just found out you're pregnant if you are falling in love in the moment right now with someone to take a moment to really appreciate what's happening to you take a moment to really pause the blessing that always comes about the favor that he's giving you if you already have children really I mean how many times do we sit there and look at them and just today for example it's you know just happened and happened I was looking at my son and I just said it's so strange and he said well I don't even know if there's a child like well I said it's just how light I sometimes look at you and I can't believe you're my son because for so many years I wanted a child and I didn't think I'd ever have it you know I for eight years close to maybe ten I just accepted that I would have children and then all of a sudden he gave me this child and now he's you know almost ten years old so I was just looking at it because I had that moment like somehow I'm not what a gift right to do that for what we have not for what we want but for what we have so we had to take those moments where you really stop and even you know if you're married and your husband annoys you all of your pets do this he has that we can list them all shaving, trimming, all of this the two things that is never closed right yeah it can drive us crazy I'm sure we drive them crazy too but it's important just do it and return the same thing I don't know what shaving is I don't know how hard it is I feel like I need this now I know I know I need it I just need everything that's to you and face that yeah it could work yeah but you know it's important to just stop and think past all of the things that annoy you and bother you and just look at this person and say subhan Allah he's a good provider, he's a good father and just say no Allah is giving me someone who comes home from every night and if I call him and say pick up this from the grocery store sure anything else to me and he's very very tired and half the time they're exhausted but they're still learning to pick up things and do things inshallah or he comes in the house and he's you know at least a little helpful here and there just think God and be very grateful to Allah that you have a warm body a companion because there's a lot of people who want that they're really lonely and they're isolated and they have never felt a loving touch before so if you've had that in your life make sugar to Allah subhan Allah for it but we can do this for every little thing you know and this is true gratitude they take account of all the blessings and you really really ponder where you would be without those blessings and that what it does is it instantly should restore your connection to Allah subhan Allah because you realize that all along he's been giving you he continues to give you every day every day we breathe when he's just think about that if you've ever had a terrible chest cold or a sinus infection how miserable are you right to think that there's only a company who wants a year, a week or two the rest of the year you breathe fine there's so many things to be grateful for but when you reflect on again what you have this is what it does it increases your love for him and you realize subhan Allah where would we be without his love where would we be without his compassion and all of us even those who reject him who deny that they still are recipients of this mercy so this is the concept of Allah we have the most generous Lord and then the thing to also remember is the power of the story for women in general because the problem is that he took Mary into his under his care but she had a profound effect on him he's a prophet of Allah here he sees this young girl in her devotion and food is coming to her and he's just like he was incredibly impacted by her so he actually in his old age having no children because of seeing Mary's devotion he turned to Allah subhan Allah and he said my Lord indeed my bones have weakened and my head has filled with white and never have I been in my self-location to you my Lord unhappy and indeed I fear the success of that after me and my wife has been barren so give me from yourself an heir who will inherit me and inherit from the family of Jacob and make him my Lord easy to you this law of Zachariah was because of Mary so an old man being impacted by young girls probably young girls in here don't let anybody other than you or make you think that you can't do as much as a man can right? this is a perfect example of the impact that a young girl can have on a prophet of Allah so he was told we give you good tidings of a boy whose name will be John Yahya we have not assigned to any before this name and he said my Lord how will I have a boy when my wife has been barren and I have reached extreme old age and an angel responded thus it will be your Lord says it is easy for me for I created you before while you were nothing subhan Allah so again reflecting on that the Prophet was impacted by a young girl so these are all just good things to just take for us women there are so many beautiful gems in our history that really again show us how Allah has elevated us and we have to know these stories and we have to learn from other women and that's why mashallah and all of the people who work with her will put these events on I am just here as a guest that we continue these you know these lessons these classes and we learn from one another because we hear these examples and we inspire each other in shama another another thing to also reflect on is in a very good response to the prophecy that he found her with her fruits you know where did you get this and she just barely allowed her by a substance to whom he wills without limit so sometimes we impose limits on ourselves but we have to really have the best opinion of Allah subhan Allah he says what I am in the opinion of my servant so if you think well Allah subhan Allah and anything is possible with Allah subhan Allah the more you have conviction in that the more you will preview it but if you doubt that I don't know if you let those doubts enter that's what you're going to see you won't have confirmation or you'll have that confirmed for you but you won't get what you want because you're filled with doubts so here we have to realize it's really very much in our hands any questions about that this is from Allah subhan Allah but it comes inshallah maybe it's the da'a someone else his promise is true when you go through difficulty inshallah there's ease and sometimes if you endured a lot and you suffer especially if you're in a press situation right now don't underestimate the da'a there's incredible immense power in the da'a in the press where you are not someone who's taking your rights from you and you're feeling the effects of that don't limit your da'a just keep pushing wake up from the head and ask Allah to turn to him and inshallah his promise is true you will be relieved but we like I said we have to believe in that yakin the more yakin you have in Allah the more he will prove you right inshallah any questions maybe just a few minutes left the instructions I've got were when you go until 8 o'clock and then there's a speaker here so I think Dr. Rani wanted you guys to attend that talk inshallah any questions or comments such a large group no? yes well I was just going to share on you know I'm enjoying listening to everything because I think it's you get shown what Allah feels in ways that you don't even realize I remember like two years ago I was with someone who was my closest friend and I was with her as she was taking her last breaths but it was watching that and as sad and you know as you know depressing and you know warful as it is the thing I learned was that everything happens for a reason and then you get to see in the most elementary way everything Allah says is true like you see the last breaths you see you know that it can you know death comes to all of us because I just talked to her you know it can come like a beast it can be a worshiping it can be like a beast and when you see it you know it was like for me personally it's as difficult as it was it's still a blessing because you get to be reminded that you know we're all going to be there unless we pray to Allah and we you know do our best to follow what He's put us on as a path you know we have to set what we want the next life to be like sorry Allah I did reflecting on death is definitely one of the most rewarding things it sounds like dark because our society runs from death and it's like oh that's why would you do that it's so depressing but actually as you said when you actually reflect on what death means death is a process but what is the ultimate destination right is that you're step closer to Allah but it makes you appreciate and allow you what time you have here especially when you see someone your own peer group I'm assuming right someone who's close to you an age now older she was my adopted mom and then she died at the age of 69 she had learned Arabic and how to read the Quran so the best thing that came is that all the sisters that came to the hospital because this is one of the few chances you actually know that death is coming we knew I was there for a week with her so we knew it was coming we were able to read so it is seen for her we were able to keep reminding her as the breath was going it was like regrets we were reminding her what to say when the angels come reminding her to say la ilah it was really as hard and difficult as a situation that has been offered it was still it was actually as morbid as this might sound it was actually a beautiful situation because we actually had the opportunity to take that next step and sometimes you just have to be envious of the fact that now they get to see where they stand with the last month and I know it sounds morbid but to me that was just a sad yet amazing experience to be with someone I relate to that very much I lost my father three years ago a lot have went and all of us were around and it was a time we were smiling because we could feel it's just a very spiritual experience to watch someone go especially Naye and Shalwa and they're finally free from those constraints of this world and life and this body there was stuff like that we just felt peace it was an incredibly peaceful moment for us we were sitting for an hour and I said and we just sat down maybe we walked into this room and we were crazy because we were just like smiling and we had already cried we cried for a week to watch it suffer it was a moment to say Shalwa you are finally free with Allah sorry I couldn't really do that Shalwa, thank you for sharing Shalwa, so we are going to go through that and then we are going to see if we can see if we can


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Hey guys, welcome back to another week of What's for Dinner. My name is Andrea with Food and Mentory Adventures in Food. Our channel is all about food. We do taste tests, grocery halls, recipes, and What's for Dinner. And I am kicking off another week of What's for Dinner with Subway. So, Howard is sick. So he is just having some mashed potatoes and yogurt. And I had to stop at Walmart after work to pick up some stuff for him. And I just decided to stop at Subway inside of Walmart. I can count on one hand and still have some fingers left over how many times I eat at Subway. But, you know, the bread smelled good and I was craving a sandwich. So I decided to get this Black Forest, Black Forest Ham sandwich. And you can't see all the toppings are on the bottom. But I got lettuce, banana peppers, red onion, yellow mustard, and cheddar cheese. So it's on the bottom of the sandwich. I like that. Didn't look that appetizing, but smells really good. And then I just got a bag of Doritos and some Sprite. So this is what I am having for dinner tonight. Poor Howard is just having some mashed potatoes and yogurt. So we will see you guys next time. Hey, guys. So for dinner tonight, we are having Freshetta Pizza. We've never had this before. It is the four meat with sausage, ground beef, and ham, and pepperoni. And Howard said he is feeling better today. And he thinks that his stomach will be okay handling this pizza. So here it is. Looks really good, actually. So anyway, this is what we are having for dinner tonight. And we will see you guys next time. Hey, guys. So let me show you what we are having for dinner tonight. I have been craving spaghetti with meat sauce. And so that is what we are having. As you can see the steam coming off the meat sauce. Just took it off the stove. I like lots of tomatoes, chunky tomatoes, stew tomatoes in my tomato sauce. So we have that over pasta. And we are having some garlic toast. And this is the brand that we are having today. It is from Tom Thumbs. And it is Hearth Baked. And it has a natural smoke flavor as all these cheeses in there. And we have tried this before and it is pretty good. So this is what we are having for dinner tonight. And we'll see you guys next time. Hey, guys. Howard and I are eating out tonight. And we are having pork with garlic sauce. And Howard likes brown rice. So there is that. And then I love their egg rolls. So I got two egg rolls. And then I got some hot and sour soup. So this is what we are having for dinner tonight. And we will see you guys next time. Hey, guys. So we are having something very, very simple for dinner tonight. Still trying to use what I have. So we are having sour cream and chives, pasta roni. And I've showed this before. And this is what it looks like right here. This box makes two servings. And so we split it in two. And then we are having some fresh corn on the cob. And we are having pigs in a blanket, basically. But we are using the regular sized smokies that came like this. So they're not the little cocktail size. So we are using the regular size. And then we just wrap them in a whole crescent roll. And I'm using the Kroger brand crescent rolls. Sure, Howard is going to have plenty of ketchup on his. I'm going to eat mine plain. And this is what we are having for dinner tonight. So we'll see you guys next time.


Welcome to Hamburg and welcome to this beautiful place. Actually, it's one of the best places in town. We have to open this conference to open the City Science Summit 2019 and it's such a great honour for our city to host the third City Science Summit after Andorra and Shanghai. And of course, I don't see you all, but I heard that around about 400, 500 people here already and the list of participants of course is long international and top level and I can't say to all of you individually hello, but like this, welcome so much to Hamburg and I'm very much looking forward to sharing some time with you here at Hamburg's really popular landmark, the Elbphilharmonie. You're all members of the City Science Network, you're network partners from Boston, from Quito, Buenos Aires, Barcelona, Andorra, Helsinki, Cairo, Dubai, Taipei, Shanghai, Beijing. Wow, that sounds really impressive and amazing and you're all established experts as high level CEOs and academics of all career stages, mayors from various cities around the globe have registered what a diverse and international group and that really makes us proud and once again a very, very warm welcome because you all share a passion, we also have the passion for the future of our cities and today and tomorrow you will have the chance to focus on up-to-date and urgent questions, you will have the opportunity to discuss new approaches, develop new innovative ideas, how urban spaces and international metropolis can develop in the future and I'm very curious to hear and learn more from your expertise as our city here in Hamburg is changing at a rapid pace actually, just now we are realizing and we are actually in this area, Europe's biggest urban development project, the Hafen City around this beautiful concert hall and other urban projects such as the Science City, not City Science but Science City, Barenfeld which is a district of Hamburg in the western part, they are already in the queue and more are still to come so actually we look at science and I as the minister, we look at science from many different perspectives but also from the perspective of urban development and urban build and what contribution science actually can do and so we are kind of excited to have the first time in Hamburg's history a new quarter, a new district that has been triggered and motivated and pushed by science and by research and by technology transfer and that is really, really exciting for us so therefore it is a great honor for our city to host such a visionary summit and of course it's a pleasure to have you all here and before I continue, I would like to give a tremendous thank you to Geza Tzema and her team of the City Science Lab, I spoke to some of them outside and actually can to some of your colleagues, recognize them from last year I think you did a fantastic job setting up this conference it is such a promising program and I think you will have like fun filled days of discussions, talks, high profile keynote speaks, interactive workshops and other sessions and of course tomorrow the general public is invited too so I would really, really like to give a hand to Geza for bringing this summit to Hamburg and for making this meeting possible I think this is spectacular, thank you so much and I think we are all aware and I just mentioned it that the times for global politics are currently very challenging I would even dare to say that the times are extremely challenging and I think we have to look what is happening in the cities because actually today more than 50% of the population lives in cities and it is more to come and I think this is the place where the smart ideas and solutions of tomorrow will happen to transfer them to the country, countryside and of course to all fields of political swear and so it is so fascinating for us to see what is possible when I take a look at the city science lab here in Hamburg and we met you last year in Boston and it was such a fascinating experience to see what kind of different fields we actually can use the mechanisms of the city science lab to find solutions for today and for tomorrow and what we did here in Hamburg three or four years ago when we had the huge wave of refugees coming to Europe, to Germany and in particular to the cities with the help of the city science lab here at the Hafen City University which was introduced after we signed the cooperation contract with you with the MIT in Boston was to invite people, people of Hamburg to really discuss the mega-challenge of housing for refugees and people realized, oh I can't just say welcome to everybody and at the same time say it's good to have them but not anywhere around my place so people from all walks of life were invited to discuss the issue of refugee housing and they realized that there is no black and white answer but they realized there is something in between and that is political debate and political discussion and find a consensus and to compromise and this all helps besides the technical aspect to understand how society works and I think that is a big, big contribution to democracy and what we see at the MIT and what we see here at the Hafen City University really paves the way for a new form of understanding of participation, of people's participation and we actually want to push that to an even higher level I don't know whether there are already representatives here from the United Nations and from our foreign ministry but this afternoon I think it is we will sign a contract or a letter of intent with the United Nations Technology and Innovation Lab known as UNTIL that we have a new form of cooperation for participation processes and finding solutions for cities and then of course makes us and me very proud that we will have that in Hamburg maybe one last remark sometime ago Hamburg was mainly a port and trade city a very proud and a very rich port and trade city I think Hamburg has developed tremendously over the past years because it is currently transforming into a vibrating science and innovation metropolis also with the help of our universities and in particular with the help of the Hafen City University because what has developed here is not ideas and visions for urban belt and architecture and the way cities look like in the future but what I just said with the City Science Lab we have new forms of participation of integrating people, of addressing even people they know they have a problem with a certain thing so we actually include everybody so we have a good contribution to democracy and a good participation process with this interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approach of the Hafen City where science and basic research is being transformed into ideas that help societies to grow and I want to say thank you for that because that helps to create acceptance for science and research and in times of fake news this is exactly the answer to it so thank you so much to all our universities here in Hamburg and around the world and in particular once again to the Hafen City University the motto I think it's quite a daring motto because I'm away here I thought what is cities without politicians and politics so maybe next time you can do without representatives from the city and you find your own solutions but I think it's always a good idea not to keep in touch but really to exchange and to argue and to find the best solutions but why not think to be innovative and to try out completely new things mobility without cars, economies without currencies why not govern our future cities without bureaucrats cities without I think that is a cool motto and I'm very interested to hear and to find out what kind of solutions you come up with if you come up with solutions sometimes things stay open so ladies and gentlemen and dear all once again a very warm welcome to you here in Hamburg and I hope you will have an inspiring conference you will meet as many new people as possible because every time you meet new people new ideas will be generated and I hope you enjoy your time here thank you so much