to redeem one’s own life, Jesus Christ teaches ———- that for one to offer the tiniest charity selflessly ———- to one brother, the neighbor, less fortunate whom ———- is cast out and despised by all others, yet this ———- charity, this one redeeming act of kindness erases ———- the debt of sin for the person so humbled to do so…. ———- erasing the debt is the turning point in a person’s ———- life, which within itself, authenticates his own the ———- holiest appointment within the sacred trust, which ———- remains and prevails, the gathering multiplicity in ———- the holiness One, holiest the people of Almighty God…. ———- to meet greet and stand in holy appointment, the ———- present moment with God, is to live eternally,  now…. ———- to remain within his present moment is to under-stand ———- his presence, to stand under within His. own . being…. ———- none so much as a whimper toward what is given to ———- a destitute brother, only such that which is the gift…. ———- charity never counts the cost, neither so its price, ———- nor such its value, but only sacred virtue the holy….. ———- we learn to be selfless more and more each time ———- we let go, toward giving it all away, until we have ———- no thing left, that we never die, but only pass to ———- the greater beyond, an infinitude the glory made His . ———- most importantly to note such no “less” fortunate ———- brothers,  we have only brothers, in child-likeness . ———- here is a million dollars!  just kidding, it’s a buck! ———- put it toward some fried potatoes, my brother love ———- le fin; finis; au revoir; hasta la vista baby; good bye ———- “ba da book, ba da boom, like 1,2,3”