 You say, why didn't he go back? I mean, if the 42,000 went back and it was that big of a deal to him, why didn't he go back? I'll tell you why I think he didn't go back, and it isn't why the commentators say. They say he didn't go back because he was too old. I don't believe that. I think he didn't go back because he was too disappointed. In other words, I think that he saw himself as having the responsibility to motivate the remaining Jews to go back.